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Trafficked child slave working in construction in New Delhi.

Trafficked East European women forced to transact for commercial sex on the streets of Copenhagen.

Trafficked Roma children forced to beg in Tirana, Albania.

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The Student Policy Group on Human Trafficking

* Archive of Past Policy Groups *
2010-11 Academic Year: Schedule and Readings
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Meeting One: November 9, 2010	Human Trafficking 101: Methods of understanding, defining and addressing the broad concept of human trafficking. Preparatory Readings >

Meeting Two: November 23, 2010	Human Trafficking from a legal perspective: Analysis of the laws relating to Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery. Preparatory Readings >

Meeting Three: February 15, 2011	The different forms of Human Trafficking: Is there a nexus? Preparatory Readings >

Meeting Four: March 1, 2011	Human Trafficking: What next? Policy analysis and effective intervention. Preparatory Readings >

Meeting Five: March 22, 2011	Supply & Demand: Combating Sex Trafficking Preparatory Readings >

Meeting Six: April 5, 2011	Religious Organizations Fighting Human Trafficking in Eastern Europe Preparatory Readings >

Meeting Seven: April 19, 2011	Children at Risk of Trafficking in Post-Disaster Situations (specifically Haiti-Restaveks) Preparatory Readings >

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