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Trafficking for Forced Labour in Europe

The report was published by the organisation Anti-Slavery in 2006 and looks at various sectors and industries in which forced labour occurs. The research was carried out by NGOs and universities in the UK, Ireland, the Czech Republic and Portugal. The main topics of the research were: industries/sectors; means of coercion and force; nationality and gender; promised work versus actual work; living conditions; exit options; future plans and opportunities. The research identifies main factors affecting the exploitation of migrant workers, like the worker's poverty and his/her lack of awareness of rights, isolation and multiple dependency. The report concludes with recommendations for eliminating trafficking for forced labour.

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Trafficking for Forced Labour in Europe

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Trafficking for Forced Labour in Europe

Report on a study in the UK, Ireland, the Czech Republic and Portugal.

EU Report on Positive Action

The report defines and presents positive action in different contexts.

Report of the Special UN-Rapporteur on Trafficking 2006

The report deals with forced marriages as an act of trafficking.

Sex Trafficking

The Impact of War, Militarism and Globalization in Eastern Europe

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Danijela Babic from ZamirNet focusing on the employment situation of Croatia in their evaluation

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