Crime Reduction Toolkits

Trafficking of People

Papers and reports

Ayote, W. and Williamson, L. (2001) Separated children in the UK: an overview of the current situation. The Refugee Council and Save the Children: London 

Anti-Slavery International (2002) Human Traffic, Human Rights: Redefining Victim Protection. Anti-Slavery International: London  

Bruggeman, W. (2002) Illegal immigration and trafficking in human beings seen as a security problem for Europe. Paper presented at EU/IOM STOP European Conference on Prevention of and Fighting Against Trafficking in Human Beings, Brussels, September 2002 

CHANGE (2002) Combating Trafficking in Persons – a Directory of Organisations. CHANGE:London 

GAATW (2001) Human Rights and Trafficking in Persons: A Handbook, Global Alliance Against Trafficking in Women: Bangkok 

Holmes, P. (2002) Law Enforcement Co-operation with Non-Governmental Organisations, with reference to the protection of victims and victims as witnesses. Discussion paper presented at EU/IOM STOP European Conference on Prevention of and Fighting Against Trafficking in Human Beings, Brussels, September 2002. 

International Labour Organisation (ILO) (2002) Forced Labour, Child Labour and Human Trafficking in Europe: an ILO Perspective. Technical paper for EU/IOM STOP European Conference on Prevention of and Fighting Against Trafficking in Human Beings, Brussels, September 2002 

International Organisation for Migration (IOM) (1999) ‘Migration in Central and Eastern Europe’. 1999 Review.  IOM: Geneva 

Kelly, L. & Regan, L. (2000) Stopping Traffic: Exploring the extent of, and responses to trafficking in women for sexual exploitation in the UK. Research and Statistics Directorate, Home Office: London 

Kelly, L. (2002) Journeys of Jeopardy: a commentary on current research on trafficking of women and children for sexual exploitation within Europe; unpublished draft CWASU, University of North London: London 

Somerset, C. (2001) What the Professionals Know: the trafficking of children into, and through, the UK for sexual purposes. ECPAT UK: London 

Zimmerman C.et al (2002) Safety and Ethical Considerations for Interviewing Female Victims of Trafficking, unpublished draft. London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine: London