Trafficking in Women Forced Labour and Slavery-like Practices in Marriage, Domestic Labour and ProstitutionExtrait de la couverture : "The term trafficking is fraught with inconsistencies, contradictions and conflicting interests both within and between juridical frameworks. Consequently, deceit, force and violence are often irrelevant or secondary in recruitment and labour legislation pertaining to women migrants and nationals in female-designated labour spheres ... From the perspective of women, the need and right to work with just compensation under proper conditions is primary, whether in one's own country of origin or in a country with a demand for one's labour. However, from the perspective of the state, restriction and control of such labour is primary, so that officials have more authorization to police women workers than to police working conditions ... Trafficking takes similar forms be it for marriage, domestic work or porstitution. In all cases, agents play upon women's motives to migrate by offering travel means and employement possibilities otherwise out of reach ..." |
Contents
Preface | 11 |
Towards new definitions | 19 |
Contemporary manifestations and trends | 41 |
Copyright | |
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abuse of authority agencies and/or forced labour Anti-Slavery International arrest Bangladesh brothel Caribbean coercion Convention Council of Europe countries of origin criminal Curaçao debt bondage deception defined definitions documents domestic labour domestic workers employers employment European female forced prostitution forms frequently 2 frequently frequently 3 occasionally GAATW girls Human Rights identity papers illegal immigration Japan Kenya labour & slavery-like labour and slavery-like lack laws legislation marriage migrant prostitutes migrant women migrant workers Netherlands NGOs occasionally 4 rarely organised organizations out-national Penal Code penalises police problem procurement programmes prohibitions prosecution protection purpose of prostitution questionnaire recruitment regional regulations respondents sectors sex workers sexual situation Slavery slavery-like practices social strategies Thailand Traffic in Persons trafficking and forced Trafficking in Human trafficking in women Uganda victims of trafficking violence against women woman women and forced women concerned women involved X=not applicable