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United Nations Educational, Scienti
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UNESCO migration studies 3 Series e
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Human Rights Law 66 Development of
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Note on Author Kristina Touzenis ha
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countries with economies in transit
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nonetheless these instruments mark
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The legal aspect of traffi cking is
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enhanced knowledge of the phenomeno
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Broadly speaking, poverty, unemploy
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Considering the complexity of the p
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The perhaps most innovative report
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THE WAY FORWARD IN POSSIBLE RESEARC
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and considers the consent of the
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35 Organizing or directing others t
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TRAFFICKING AND SMUGGLING - AN IMPO
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often be diffi cult for law enforce
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group argued that ’traffi cking
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ecruitments agency’s responsibili
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workers to authorities if they refu
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The Travaux Préparatories, in para
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Forced labour Bonded labour and deb
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ILO Declaration on Fundamental Prin
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and servitude clarifi es that while
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sex industry is frequently illegal
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idea that traffi cking for forced p
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labour exploitation and services ar
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Criminal Law Traffi cking and smugg
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treatment. 131 In A v. United Kingd
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circumstances, including offences i
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supply and demand in the traffi cki
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from a traffi cking ordeal is compa
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Common criminal off ences Traffi ck
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The gravity of traffi cking is perh
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Human Rights Law It has widely been
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makes the obvious evident - the Pro
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Members of the Human Rights Caucus,
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3) examining the possibilities of g
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particular about their legal rights
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support person and interpreter, are
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Interaction with the TOC in witness
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and profi ts are hardly ever traced
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provisions made for the victims’
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occurs in the context of organized
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shall adopt appropriate legislative
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case is that the Court emphasised t
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OTHER RELEVANT HUMAN RIGHTS INSTRUM
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of the Child on the sale of childre
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PREVENTION - A HOLISTIC APPROACH Ad
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Studies have revealed how, througho
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Traffi cking in persons is - like a
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It thus results that any effective
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epresent confusion or disagreement.
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ealisation of the right to food. 28
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y state agents, (the duty on the St
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must also be sensitized to the para
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One of the three purposes of the Tr
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cases where it has been established
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victims compensation fund. Traffi c
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Protection and support for the traf
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their territories until the identif
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Page 123 and 124: of human rights and may even in som
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