Human trafficking
By: Margaret Haerens, book editor
Series: Global viewpoints; Global viewpoints
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
Number of pages: 211
ISBN-13: 9780737756586; 9780737756593
Subjects: Human trafficking; Juvenile literature
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Global trends in human trafficking.; title: Europe is plagued by human trafficking  -- Amanda Price; title: The Philippines is a center for human trafficking  -- Girlie Linao; title: Iceland addresses its human trafficking situation  -- Lowana Veal; title: Zimbabwe is a major route for human trafficking  -- Paidamoyo Muzulu; title: Bosnia has a growing human trafficking crisis  -- Alexandra Scherle; title: South Africa is a hotbed for human trafficking  -- Rebecca Wynn; title: Israel is a favorite destination for human traffickers  -- Mona Alami; title: Israeli authorities are not doing enough to reduce human trafficking  -- Dana Weiler-Polak; title: Factors contributing to human trafficking.; title: Global human trafficking is a by-product of capitalism  -- Julia Suryakusuma; title: Nepal's human trafficking problem is a result of poverty  -- Barbara Gunnell; title: China's widespread child trafficking is aided by corruption  -- Andreas Lorenz; title: Spain's casual acceptance of prostitution leads to human trafficking  -- Alasdair Fotheringham; title: Disaster leaves Haitian women in danger of being human trafficking victims  -- Emilio Godoy; title: Strategies to reduce human trafficking.; title: UN launches a global plan of action to combat human trafficking  -- United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime; title: Canadian leaders urge cooperation on a global plan to fight human trafficking  -- Mark Kennedy; title: Great Britain looks to prosecute human traffickers more effectively  -- Robert Booth; title: The Western Hemisphere needs NGO involvement to confront human trafficking  -- Kelsey Cary; title: Sweden's success in fighting human trafficking could be a model for other countries  -- Jonathan Power; title: Kenya passes new laws to combat human trafficking more effectively  -- IRIN; title: Australian officials need to apply a broader vision to address the issue of human trafficking  -- Sharon Pickering and Marie Segrave; title: Cambodia protects women from traffickers by banning marriage to South Korean men  -- Brian McCartan; title: Japanese anti-trafficking activists make a difference  -- Thomasina Larkin; title: Canada launches an anti-trafficking campaign  -- Joanna Smith; title: Aiding the victims of human trafficking.; title: Ghana struggles to reintegrate human trafficking victims into society  -- Lucy Newman; title: Thai human trafficking victims reunite with families in the United States  -- Teresa Watanabe; title: Nigerian female victims of sex traffickers must be educated about voodoo  -- Asumpta Lattus; title: The United States needs to stop detaining victims of human trafficking -- Alison Parker and Meghan Rhoad.