Publications
This section offers research reports, manuals, guidelines and other publications related to trafficking in human beings. The documents have been produced by governments, academic and research institutions, UN agencies, regional institutions and non-governmental organisations. Users can search documents by author, editor/organisation, title, topic, geographic descriptors and year of publication. N.B All publications are available in English (unless otherwise stated) in Portable Document Format (PDF).
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UNGIFT Strategic Plan 2012-14
Publication date : 20.01.2012
UNGIFT , 20 January 2012, 41 pages The UN.GIFT. Strategic Plan sets out the overall direction, priorities and implementation plan for the next phase of UN.GIFT. It has been designed for the use of the UN.GIFT Steering Committee (SC), as well as for more+Attachments
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Psychosocial care for women in shelter homes
Publication date : 17.01.2012
UNODC, 17 January 2011, 150 pages This publication, launched with the support of USAID, is the outcome of a capacity building programme for caregivers in government shelters for women and includes new research in the area of victim care. Victims more+Attachments
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FAO-ILO good practice guide for addressing child labour in fisheries and aquaculture: policy and practice
Publication date : 22.12.2011
FAO-ILO, preliminary version, December 2011, 75 pages The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has joined forces with the International Labor Organization (ILO) to release draft guidance on tackling the contentious issue of child labour in more+Attachments
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More trafficking less trafficked. Trafficking for Exploitation outside the sex sector in Europe
Publication date : 19.12.2011
GAATW, 2011, 102 pages In this report the GAATW (Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women) points out that a broad definition of human trafficking is needed since the ‘traditional’ one focuses on the sex industry as the primary, if not the only, more+Attachments
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Child Trafficking in the Nordic Countries
Publication date : 16.12.2011
United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), December 2011, 64 pages The aim of this study is to improve the understanding of child trafficking and responses in the Nordic region. It is based on data and information gathered by the UNICEF Innocenti more+Attachments
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An agenda for prevention. Activities and challenges in 2011
Publication date : 15.12.2011
OSCE, December 2011, 69 pages Maria Grazia Giammarinaro, the OSCE Special Representative and Co-ordinator for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings, presented her annual report to the Permanent Council on 15 December 2011. On that occasion she more+Attachments
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Women at the frontline of climate change
Publication date : 02.12.2011
UNEP, 2011, 68 pages This report highlights how organizsed human trafficking, especially that of women, is emerging as a potentially serious risk associated with climate-related disasters; as floods or landslides disrupt social safety nets, leaving more+Attachments
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Human Trafficking and Technology. A framework for understanding the role of technology in the commercial sexual exploitation of children in the U.S.
Publication date : 02.12.2011
Microsoft Research Connections, 2011, 10 pages A recent framework developed by Microsoft Research Connections described the Internet as the number one platform for buying and selling women and children for sex in the United States: “Victims more+Attachments
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Joint UN Commentary on the EU Directive – A Human Rights-Based Approach
Publication date : 17.11.2011
UNODC, OHCHR, UNHCR , UNICEF, ILO, UN Women, November 2011, 132 pages The six United Nations agencies, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), the UN High Commissioner for Refugees more+Attachments
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Experiences of forced labour among Chinese migrant workers Publication date : 01.11.2011
Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Carolyn Kagan et al., 1 November 2011,68 pages Over the last decade, the economic boom and political conditions in China have led to an increasing number of people from mainland China to migrate to seek work in the more+Attachments
Cecilia Malmström, EU Commissioner for Home Affairs
Myria Vassiliadou, EU Anti-Trafficking Coordinator
