PPT-Human Trafficking, Secondary Exploitation, and Mythologies of Victims, Pimps and Other

Dr Anthony Marcus PhD amarcusjjaycunyedu Chairman of the Anthropology Department John Jay College of Criminal Justice Sex Trafficking Frames vs Facts. GTCC Police Department. 336-334-4822 x-52529. January Is Human Trafficking Awareness month. In 2012, . North Carolina . proclaimed January as Human Trafficking month to bring greater awareness and reporting of human trafficking.. What . is . it?. How do you recognize . it?. What can you . do?. By B.C.’s Office to Combat Trafficking in Persons, Ministry of Justice. Funding provided by the Department of Justice Victim’s Fund. Maria Sanchez-Gagne &. Sharon . L. . Pino. Assistant . Attorneys . General. BORDER VIOLENCE DIVISION. . What is Human Trafficking?. Human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery. . Human trafficking involves the exploitation of persons for commercial sex or forced labor, plus the inability of victims to remove themselves from that situation. . PAROSHA CHANDRAN. 1 Pump Court Chambers. First annual report of the Inter-Departmental Ministerial Group on. Human Trafficking, October 2012. :. “In 2011, 946 potential victims of human trafficking were referred to the National Referral Mechanism (NRM). Of these, 634 were females and 312 were males, 712 were adults and 234 were children. The majority of potential child victims were reported to be in the 16–17 year old age category. The most prevalent source countries for potential victims who were referred into the NRM were Nigeria, China, Vietnam, Romania and Slovakia. The most prevalent exploitation type recorded through the NRM, for adults, was sexual exploitation however it is recognised that the incidence of labour exploitation and criminal exploitation is increasing. The most prevalent type of exploitation reported for children was labour exploitation. The recently published UK Human Trafficking Centre (UKHTC) Baseline Assessment suggests that there could be over 2,000 potential victims of human trafficking in the UK, based on information collected from a variety of other sources…. Child Victims . of Human Trafficking. . Research Investigator: Maria Glynn . Internationally Recognised Definition . Article 3 (a) of the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, especially Women and Children (2002) states that:. A Call to Action. I. Introduction to the Issue. II. Tools for Educators. III. Call to Action – What You Can Do. Overview. About ECPAT-USA History. Discussion. What is Human Trafficking?. “One of the great human rights causes of our time. Training Program. The Program. Certificate in Combatting Trafficking in Persons in Southeast Asia. CTIP-WEI-SCII. May 27-29, 2014. 2. Content. Trafficking in Persons (TIP) is a complex human security issue that must be addressed through collaborative, international, intercultural and multi-disciplinary engagement. This international capacity building training program is an example. The training centers on legal, practical and intercultural insights for preventing, protecting, prosecuting and partnering to combat trafficking of human being from different reasons (sexual exploitation or forced labor) as recognized by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crimes (UNODC), by the U.S. Trafficking in Persons (TIP), the EU/EC and various international nongovernmental organizations (INGOs). Training participants will learn directly from team of international experts, legal advocates, government officials, enforcement officers and women rights NGOs. Program instructors are experienced faculty from American, European and Southeast Asia academic institutions. Participants will obtain a . And. Our Foster Youth. 04/13/2016. Presenter-. Jennifer Marks. Time-1 hour. www.qpiflorida.org/justintime/pages/topicindex.html.  . Objectives. Definition per Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization . Know how to handle a . suspected. . case. Know how to care for a recognized trafficked person . referred. to . you. Session Objectives. Understand . human trafficking. Identify major health consequences of trafficking. 2. Introduction. 1. . Facts. . and. overall trends. 2. Definition. 3. . . Coordination. :. - . Political. . coordination. - . Coordination. of the field . players. (. prosecutors. , . law. . enforcement. CSE. ). Marianne Sarkis, Ph.D.. msarkis@clarku.edu. Today’s Presentation. Overview about sex trafficking. Vulnerabilities and drivers. Sex trafficking & commercial sexual exploitation in Massachusetts. It COULD happen . o. n . y. our . f. light…Would you . k. now?. 2. Traffickers use commercial Air travel. Thousands of victims are transported . across global borders every year. . 3. Busy airports are natural distribution hubs for human trafficking.. 3 related offenses They are kept in custody and often have little to no access to a support system or treatment options Epstein and Edelman 2013 This punitive treatment of CSEC and trafficked victims . of Children. This presentation includes the . creative work . of others and is being used . by permission . or under claim of “fair use” (17 USC 107). . This presentation was . created pursuant .