Belonging to a group engaging in organized crime would continue to be grounds for inadmissibility. However, a new provision would ensure that the people brought to Canada as a result of organized crime would not on that count alone be considered inadmissible. This however, would apply only to those legally present in Canada. Identify manifestations of trafficking currently covered under Canadian legislation Identify industry sectors that lend theselves to exploitation of trafficked individuals In 1998, the Policy Research Fund of Status of Women Canada sponsored several research projects to shed some light on the issue. These studies will analyse the current situation with regard to their subjects, the current policy and legislative context and make recommendations for reform.
World faces deluge of human trafficking .
United Nations General Assembly. The Canadian Case Centre for Applied Social Research University of Toronto. Legislative Summary of Bill C-31 . Law and Government Division, Parliamentary Research Branch, Library of Parliament. Overview Bill C-31, Immigration And Refugee Protection Act.