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Collateral Damage

Collateral Damage

Subtitlethe impact of anti-trafficking measures on human rights around the world
CreatorPearson, Elaine
Limanowska, Barbara
Skrivankova, Klara
[et al.]
Publish PlaceBangkok
PublisherGlobal Alliance Against Traffic in Women (GAATW)
Publish Year2007
PagesX, 265p.
ISBN/ISSN978974837192
LanguageEnglish/Engels
Shelfmark
digitaal
Mediumboek
DescriptionThis report reviews the impact of anti-trafficking measures on human rights in 8 countries: Australia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, India, Nigeria, Thailand, the United Kingdom and the United States. Each country chapter provides an overview of human trafficking, the current legal framework concerning all aspects of anti-trafficking efforts, specific laws and policies and their implications on key groups of people, and a critical analysis of the human rights impact of these measures specifically on women. This anthology emphasises the critical need for a re-assessment of anti-trafficking initiatives around the globe in order that human rights do not get written off as ‘collateral damage’ in combating human trafficking.
Thesaurusvrouwenhandel
preventie
mensenrechten
wereld
CategoriesBook/Boek

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