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Identifying victims of labor trafficking
JAAPAABSTRACT Globally, more than 40 million people are victims of human trafficking, exploited as a black-market commodity generating more than $150 billion annually. These people are forced to work in various industries, including domestic work and escort services.
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Policing labor trafficking in the United States
Trends in Organized Crime, 2019Despite new mandates to identify and respond to labor trafficking crimes, US law enforcement struggles to integrate labor trafficking enforcement with traditional policing routines and roles. As a result, human trafficking enforcement has primarily focused on sex trafficking and few labor trafficking cases have been identified and prosecuted.
Amy Farrell +4 more
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A Comparison of Psychological Symptoms in Survivors of Sex and Labor Trafficking
Behavioral Medicine, 2018Human trafficking is a form of interpersonal trauma that has significant mental health impacts on survivors. This study examined psychological symptoms in 131 survivors of sex and labor trafficking, including people trafficked into or within the United States. High rates of depression (71%) and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) (61%) were identified.
E K, Hopper, L D, Gonzalez
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Feto-Maternal Cell Trafficking and Labor
2016Maternal-fetal cellular trafficking is a complex process in which fetal cells migrate into the maternal circulation and maternal cells migrate into the fetal circulation. This phenomenon can result in long-lived microchimerism within the mother and her progeny.
S. Christopher Derderian +2 more
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Labor Migration, Trafficking and Border Controls
2012The increasing securitization of borders can make the process of border crossing more onerous and expensive for all individuals who seek to cross the border. As a result, borderlanders involved in routinized border crossings are subject to increasing state interest.
Ford, Michele, Lenore, Lyons
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A Free Labor Approach to Human Trafficking
2010In theory, an unwanted thing or condition can be eradicated by the negative means of attacking it directly or the positive means of nurturing a nemesis, or a combination of the two. In the field of pest control, for example, a given pest can be attacked directly with pesticides, or a nemesis species can be introduced into the environment. In the latter
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Child Labor Trafficking: Ending the Cycle
Indiana Journal of Global Legal StudiesAbstract: Child labor trafficking is still present across the world in both developing and developed countries. Yet child labor trafficking is often not the focus of any legislative action, often put to the side so the emphasis is on child sex trafficking. This has led to poor legal measures that inadequately address child labor trafficking.
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Human Trafficking and Labor Exploitation of Migrants
2018This article provides an overview of existing knowledge on labor exploitation and human trafficking, focusing on its definition, push and pull factors and health outcomes. It shows that migration is a process of movements, and it considers human trafficking as a series of event-related stages during which various risks, including to health, may arise ...
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