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U.S.Department of State Releases 10th Annual Trafficking in Persons Report
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Announces Release of 10th Annual Trafficking in Persons Report.

Church of Scotland Report Highlights the Link between Prostitution and Trafficking
In a hard-hitting report to the General Assembly in May 2008, the Church of Scotland Guild will highlight some of the work it has done in the past year investigating methods of alerting potential brothel clients to the evils of human trafficking.

Modern Global Slaves
During the four years that Benjamin Skinner researched modern-day slavery for his new book, "A Crime So Monstrous," he posed as a buyer at illegal brothels on several continents, interviewed convicted human traffickers in a Romanian prison and endured giardia, malaria, dengue and a bad motorcycle accident.

Children Lured into Sex Trafficking in Florida
"Tonya," not her real name, says she was lured into selling herself for sex as a child.

U.S. Children are Victims of Sex Trafficking
Assessments of Service Delivery and Provision Reveal Gaps and Challenges.

Children Lured into Sex Trafficking in Tampa Bay, Florida
"Tonya," not her real name, says she was lured into selling herself for sex as a child.

Prostitution Ban Huge Success in Sweden
Sweden has drastically reduced human trafficking and prostitution by imposing a ban on the purchase of sexual services, the first of its kind worldwide.

Report Says California is Prime Target for Human Trafficking
Outreach efforts to victims of human trafficking were given new impetus by a recent California task force report that said the state is a prime target for trade in human beings.

Research on Trafficking of Men for Labour Exploitation in Africa
New research to be carried out by IOM in Africa will shed some light on the trafficking of men for labour exploitation, an area long overlooked and consequently, little known about.

American Anthropologist Comments on Global Efforts to Reduce Human Trafficking
An international monitoring project designed to combat human trafficking is flawed, according to Brown University anthropology professor Kay Warren.

Anthropology Says Efforts to Reduce Human Trafficking Ineffective
An international monitoring project designed to combat human trafficking is flawed, according to Brown University anthropology professor Kay Warren.

Vital Voices Global Partnership Releases Report on Statelessness in Thailand
Study Shows that Obstacles to Citizenship in Thailand Lead to Vulnerability to Human Trafficking.

UNIAP Welcomes SIREN!
WHAT IS SIREN?.

Debating Legalized Prostitution
Two scholars debate whether or not to legalize prostitution.

Dissemination Workshop on a Study into Exploitative Labour Brokerage Practices in Cambodia
On 16 March 2007 the Cambodian National COMMIT Taskforce, in cooperation with UNIAP-Cambodia, launched a Study into Exploitative Labour Brokerage Practices in Cambodia.