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CSO GAATW Collateral Damage
Oct 05 2010
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Each chapter mentions numerous examples of laws or government policies which have negative consequences for some of the very people they are intended to benefit. It seems worth focusing here on three different types of impact: first, of policies which make assistance and protection for trafficked persons conditional on cooperation with law enforcement officials; secondly, of anti-trafficking measures affecting migrants and others; and thirdly, the misuse of the concept of 'trafficking' to further the political agendas of governments.More information about human trafficking on the website of GAATW.
The Rise of Mobile and the Diffusion of Technology-Facilitated Trafficking
GIFT-Harvard Global gap analysis- Not in New Zealand's Waters
- Not in New Zealand's Waters, Surely?
Prosecuting human traffickers
The dark side of globalisation
The Rights of Women With Disabilities in Africa
Academia Gallagher The International Law of Human Trafficking
IOM UNGIFT Caring for Trafficked Persons
CSO John Templeton Foundation Stolen Lives
EJWS A Very Private Business
Literature review Trafficking in human beings



