Human trafficking
Human trafficking and human (in)security : the role of the State of Myanmar as a security provider
... Human trafficking leads to loss of human rights of ...UN human rights expert, says human rights actually define human security “to be secure is to be safe, ...International ...
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Reflections on initiatives to address human trafficking
... For many of us who have worked on human trafficking for several years this is a critical time. We have talked a lot about what we are against; perhaps it is time to state clearly what we are for. Mi- ...
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Human trafficking in Portugal: an ethnography of research and data
... of trafficking appears to have remained in a subordinate position to the study of other social and sociological problems considered a priority in this ...of human trafficking had become a fully ...
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Traumatic experiences, psychophysical consequences and needs of human trafficking victims
... of human trafficking include: poverty, unem- ployment, migrations, rule of law, gender inequality, region militarization, organized crime, corruption, violence in family, ...protocol”, human beings ...
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Human Trafficking and Migration: interview with Jacquelyn Meshelemiah
... OEm – I was thinking about your experience, because… Well, sometimes it’s easier for a researcher from outside, from someone who comes from the USA, to enter into a society to do field work, because you can trust someone ...
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Human trafficking and legalized prostitution in the Netherlands
... For generations the Netherlands has had the reputation of a very liberal, tolerant, open country, where the spirit of free entrepreneurship prevailed and where there were plenty of opportunities to engage in any kind of ...
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Routes of human trafficking in Europe and the position of Serbia on them
... Human trafficking as a form of organized crime is showing its increase today, changing at the same time its structure and ...etc.). Human traffic- king, as a complex social phenomenon that ...
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Human trafficking: beyond the Protocol
... Prohibited by law, human traicking is a highly covert activity. Each year, some hundreds of thousands of people around the world become victims, unable to free themselves from an exploitative position. Criminals ...
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The case-study of Brazilians trafficked to Portugal Author: Francesca Vietti Supervisor: Professor Paula Escarameia
... of human trafficking for the purpose of sexual exploitation is perceived by the Association as a very serious crime violating individuals’ human rights and human ...against human ...
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Cad. Pagu número47
... on human trafficking is the Ricky Martin Foundation (RMF) , named after the famed Puerto Rican singer, actor, and ...the trafficking discourse with regards to the conflation of women and children and ...
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Rev. Bras. Hist. vol.33 número65
... that human trafficking can be used in countries that do not penalize the exercise of the use of prostitution, as well as in countries which recognize sexual work, but which criminalize the clientele and ...
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The relevance of migration for the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development: the global compact for safe, orderly and regular migration
... Migration empowers women when their migration project is carried out through regular channels. However, if it occurs through irregular chan‑ nels, they are more at risk of abuse, violence, sexual or labour exploitation ...
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J. Bras. Nefrol. vol.39 número3
... organ trafficking and human trafficking for the purpose of organ ...gan trafficking when induced to sell their organs in a desperate search for a better ...organ trafficking possible, ...
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Ciênc. saúde coletiva vol.14 número4
... Abstract Human trafficking is a phenomenon that has now been documented in most regions in the ...Although trafficking of women and girls for sexual exploitation is the most commonly recognised form ...
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Metabolism of Primary Astrocytes Studied by NMR Metabolic Trafficking and Neuroprotection
... most abundant cell types are neurons, which are the brain function unit, and glial.. cells, which are responsible for a myriad of housekeeping, homeostatic and.[r] ...
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J. Braz. Chem. Soc. vol.26 número4
... Three new chalcones were isolated from Desmodium oxyphyllum. Their structures were elucidated by spectroscopic methods including extensive 1D- and 2D-nuclear magnetic ressonance techniques. The compounds were evaluated ...
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Human health, human values, and human environment
... In this and many other countries, the essential quality of life, especially urban life, is deteriorating into a morass of environ- mental problems so complex as to a[r] ...
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Multiple roles of the extracellular vestibule amino acid residues in the function of the rat P2X4 receptor.
... The unique position of V49, Y54, Q55, F324 and G325 residues in the rP2X4R could indicate their relevance in gating but could also reflect altered trafficking of mutant receptors. To test the second hypothesis, we ...
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Drug Abuse and Trafficking in Universities: An Emerging Social Phenomenon
... Secondly, it seems to be clear that, since there are so many studies on drug use/abuse in a university context, such analyzes could take into account that there are only illegal drugs involved where there are those ...
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CFTR trafficking and membrane anchoring: the role of cAMP signalling
... EPAC1 co-localizes with both WT- or F508del-CFTR, in CFBE cells without stimulus or under 007-AM treatment. Additionally, these proteins co-immunoprecipitate in CFBE, A549 and Calu3 cells. The fact that EPAC1 interaction ...
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