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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Child trafficking"”.
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The social construction of risk in child trafficking discourses: A study of melodramatic tactics in child trafficking narratives
Child trafficking is a term used to define situations where children are forced, coerced or tricked to migrate for the purpose of their future exploitation. The issue of child trafficking is a well established UK policy concern initially emerging in the seventeenth century. The issue re-appeared in …
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Child Trafficking: A Case of South Sudan
The question regarding what makes child trafficking persistent in conflict and post-war settings has been subject to intense debate. The human trafficking literature makes general conclusions that trafficking is a by-product of civil wars, and in the process child traffickers exploit the breakdown …
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Child Trafficking: A Case of South Sudan
The question regarding what makes child trafficking persistent in conflict and post-war settings has been subject to intense debate. The human trafficking literature makes general conclusions that trafficking is a by-product of civil wars, and in the process child traffickers exploit the breakdown …
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Child Trafficking: A Case of South Sudan
The question regarding what makes child trafficking persistent in conflict and post-war settings has been subject to intense debate. The human trafficking literature makes general conclusions that trafficking is a by-product of civil wars, and in the process child traffickers exploit the breakdown …
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Rethinking Child Trafficking in Nepal: Victimhood, Agency and Beyond
… to critically analyse the national responses to child trafficking in Nepal. This has been approached by exploring: (1) the changing dimensions of child trafficking in Nepal and the reasons for the perpetuation of trafficking vulnerabilities; (2) the development of legislative approaches to child …
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A critical analysis of child trafficking laws and policies in South Africa
The trafficking of children has been recognised by the international community as a transnational organised crime that affects children globally. As the child rights movement has grown in momentum over the last few decades, so has the concern regarding the exploitation of children. Child …
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Algorithmic detectives against child trafficking : data, entrapment, and the new global policing network
My dissertation explores how "anti-trafficking" has emerged as a global network of humanitarian professionals, law enforcement, and software companies collaborating to address the issue of child exploitation and trafficking online. I argue that the anti-trafficking network consolidates expertise …
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Facial identification from online images for use in the prevention of child trafficking and exploitation
Every year, an estimated 1.2 million children are trafficked (International Labour Office, 2002). The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) received a 432% increase in child sexual abuse images for the purposes of identification between 2005 and 2009 (U.S. Department of Justice, …
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To what extent does South Africa s legal framework effectively combat child trafficking and comply with international law obligations?
… and policy measures aimed at combatting child trafficking. It commences by presenting and critically examining the international definition of trafficking arising from the Palermo Protocol while also investigating the causes of trafficking. Subsequently, it delves into identifying and …
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Vulnerabilities of trafficked rural Chinese girls in the UK asylum system: a thematic analysis
… by Pearce et. al’s conceptual framework of human trafficking as a social process and not a one-off event. The aim of the thesis is to identify forces at play both in China and the UK which may contribute to victims’ vulnerability to a recurring cycle of trafficking and re-trafficking. All ten …
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GUARANTEE OF CHILDREN'S WELL-BEING THROUGH DEVELOPMENT OF AN EFFECTIVE FAMILY STRENGTHENING SYSTEM IN THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN
In 2012, 10,887 children resided in state-run residential care institutions in the Republic of Kazakhstan. Out of them, more than 80 percent were children whose parents were alive and known to the authorities, but who have been deprived of parental rights. Institutionalization negatively impacts …
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An exploration of the portrayal of the Girl-Child in Erna Muller's it all goes wrong and when you dance with the crocodile
… a critical analysis of the portrayal of the girl-child by Erna Muller in It all goes wrong and When you dance with the crocodile. The two novels were selected using purposive sampling as they primarily characterise girl-children as protagonists. The researcher employed the African feminist …
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Albergue para niños y adolescentes en estado de abandono en San Juan de Lurigancho
Currently, the state of abandonment that a child in Peru experiences on a daily basis is a matter of vital importance, as every year the numbers of violence, child trafficking, orphan hood, and abandonment increase and focus on a group of vulnerable people who are the foundation and future of …
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Three Essays on the Land Property Rights Reform in China
… the causal impact of decollectivization on child adoptions. The difference-in-differences estimation demonstrates an increase in child adoption by sterile households after the reform, coinciding with a surge in child trafficking. Further analysis seems to support that decollectivization …
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Technical and legal perspectives on forensics scenario
… (terrorism, espionage, etc.) or social problems (child pornography, child trafficking and so on). - Business: purely economic problems, for example industrial espionage. - Private: personal safety and possessions, for example phishing, identity theft. Often many techniques, used in digital …