Bridging the Gaps in Our Efforts to Combat Human Trafficking (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction Foreword?1. Disrupting Human Trafficking in Canada: A Case Study in the Gaps of Meeting the UN Trafficking Protocols?2. Does Anyone Care? ?The Prevalence of Forced Labor Among Kenyan Migrant Workers and the Glaring Need for Better Labor Conditions in GCC Countries?3. The Half-Built Road: Exploring the Impediments to Justice for Victims of Labor Trafficking?4. Critical Gaps in Human Trafficking Research: A Reflection on Six Years of Learning Through the Program to End Modern Slavery (PEMS)?5. When Victims of Modern Slavery Became Offenders: The Unravelling of the UK’s Modern Slavery Agenda?6. Toward Journalism on Human Trafficking That is Trauma-Informed, Hope-Based, and Solutions-Oriented?7. Forced Labour and Accountability in Supply Chains: The Role of the Private Sector?8. Mind the Gap(s)? Evidence and UK Policymaking on Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery?9. Making Statistics on Human Trafficking Work?10. Practitioner Reflection: Reliance on Informal and Gig Economies Leaves LGBTQ+ Populations with Fewer Economic Choices and Greater Vulnerability to Trafficking?11. A Long Journey: Integrating Caste in Anti-Trafficking Interventions?12. Climate Change, Forced Migration and Trafficking in Persons: Risk of Young Women in Rural Cambodia?13. Primary Prevention of Sex Trafficking: Time to Move the Needle on Demand Reduction?14. Hot Soup and a Blanket Don’t Mean You’re Safe from Human Trafficking ? Gaps in the System of Receiving and Supporting Women from Ukraine in Poland After the Russian Invasion?15. Criminalizing Human Trafficking Has Not Made a Difference: A Law Enforcement Failure?16. The Canada Declaration for a Human Trafficking and Slavery Free Canada: Justice or Just Words??17. The Capacity of the International Criminal Court to Fight Human Trafficking?18. How Do Local Efforts Address a Global Issue? Communities Need Good Data

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