RT Article
T1 Borders and rights: human smuggling vs. human trafficking
JF Modern insights and strategies in victimology
SP 93
OP 117
A1 Fuentes Cano, Ana María
LA English
YR 2024
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1940155541
AB Human trafficking is considered one of the most significant blights on our current society, as it deprives people of their most fundamental rights. Despite commendable efforts against this transnational scourge, emphasis often leans towards addressing criminal aspects tied to migratory flows, potentially undermining victim protection. New technologies further complicate the landscape, challenging conventional anti-trafficking policies. This chapter stresses the critical need to bridge the gap between human trafficking manifestation and prevention/prosecution strategies, enriching discourse on international security. It aims to spotlight challenges hampering anti-trafficking policy effectiveness, empowering governments to fortify identification systems and combat the perpetuation of this heinous offense.
NO Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 111-117
SN 9798369347133