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Research

• Sexual, Commercial Exploitation of Girls and Boys in Guatemala
  International Organisation of Migration, January 2002.  The sexual, commercial exploitation of girls, boys and youths, is a social phenomenon that increases by the day in Guatemala, especially through prostitution and the trafficking of minors for sexual purposes.
• Violation of Women’s Rights: A Cause and Consequence of Trafficking in Women
  La Strada International, 2008.  The report reveals how gender discrimination and violence is linked to trafficking.
• Irregular Migration from West Africa to the Maghreb and the European Union: An Overview of Recent Trends
  International Organization for Migration (IOM), 2008.
• “As If I Am Not Human:” Abuses against Asian Domestic Workers in Saudi Arabia.
  Human Rights Watch, July 2008.
• ASEAN and Trafficking in Persons: Using Data as a Tool to Combat Trafficking in Persons
  ASEAN and International Organization for Migration, 2006..
• Forced Marriage within the Lord’s Resistance Army, Uganda
  Carlson, K.
• South Asia in Action: Preventing and Responding to Child Trafficking. Child Rights-based Programme Practices
  UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre, 2008.
• Young People’s Voices on Child Trafficking: Experiences from South Eastern Europe
  UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre, 2008.
• Trafficking in Persons Interim Assessment 2007
  Trafficking in Persons Interim Assessment, 2007.
• Human Trafficking in California
  California Alliance to Combat Trafficking and Slavery Task Force.
• Leaving the Past Behind? When Victims of Trafficking Decline Assistance
  Anette Brunovskis & Rebecca Surtees.
• How to Use a Trafficked Woman: The Alliance between Political and Criminal Trafficking Organisations
  John Davies and Benjamin Davies, Recherches sociologiques et anthropologiques, January 2008.
• Targeting Endemic Vulnerability Factors to Human Trafficking
  SIREN, UNIAP Regional Office, December 2007.
• Statistical Methods for Estimating the Number of Trafficking Victims
  In 2007, UNIAP launched a competition in which NGOs, academics, and government and non-government research institutions were invited to submit proposals for innovative, rigorous methodologies to estimate the numbers of trafficking victims in a given geographic area and/or industry.
• Child Trafficking in Europe: A Broad Vision to Put Children First
  UNICEF Innocenti Resarch Centre, 2007.