Stop the Traffic 2 - Links to other useful information resources

Stop the Traffic 2 (2003)

Links
to other useful information resources

• Asia Pacific Forum Website: Trafficking
• Protocol
  to prevent, suppress and punish trafficking in persons, especially women
  and children, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational
  Organized Crime
• United
  Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights information
  on trafficking
• Recommended
  Principles and Guidelines on Human Rights and Human Trafficking

Australia

• Project Respect
• Ausaid - Media release
  on Mekong region anti-trafficking project
• Ausaid
  - policy framework on gender and development
• Australian
  Institute of Crimonology - 2002 paper: “Policing trafficking
  in women for prostitution” by Kathleen Maltzahn
• Australian
  Institute of Criminology - 2001 paper: “Organised Crime and
  People Smuggling/ Trafficking to Australia” by Rebecca
  Tailby
• Australian
  Women Speak - speech given by Kathleen Maltzahn at a conference
  organised by the Commonwealth Office of the Status of Women
• Department of Immigration, Multicultural
  and Indigenous Affairs - Letters to the Editor section, including
  letters regarding the department’s policy on trafficking.
• Department of Immigration, Multicultural
  and Indigenous Affairs - information on the trafficking of women
  into prostitution.
• ‘Legal
  Loopholes and Contract Girls’ - Sex Slaves and Legal Loopholes
• Public Health
  Association of Australia - policy on the trafficking of women and children
  into prostitution
• Kerry Carrington and Jane Hearn, Trafficking
  and the Sex Industry:
  From Impunity to Protection, Current Issues Brief, no. 28, Department
  of Parliamentary Library, 2003
• Coalition
  Against Trafficking in Women Australia
  
  Jennifer Norberry, 'Criminal
  Code Amendment (Slavery and Sexual Servitude) Bill 1999', Bills Digest,
  no. 167, Department of the Parliamentary Library, 1999
• Stewart Smith, The
  Control of Prostitution, New South Wales Parliamentary Library Research
  Service Briefing Paper, no. 14, 2003. This briefing paper has a section
  on illegal immigrants and sex slavery
• Australian
  Institute of Criminology - paper on trafficking in humans (PDF)

International

• Office to Monitor and Combat
  Trafficking in Persons
• Victims of Trafficking
  and Violence Protection Act of 2000: Trafficking in Persons Report 2003
• Anti Slavery International
• Anti Trafficking
  Programme
• Coalition Against Trafficking
  in Women
• ECPAT International (End
  Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and the Trafficking of Children
  for Sexual Purposes)
• The
  European Commission Justice and Home Affairs – article on trafficking
• Global Alliance Against Trafficking
  in Women
• Global Alliance
  Against Trafficking in Women
• Home
  Office, Prevention of People Trafficking Tool Kit
• Human Rights Watch
• The Protection Project –
  a legal human rights research institute
• United
  Kingdom Home Office – Research paper on trafficking to the UK (PDF)
• United
  Nations Development Fund for women (UNIFEM) - links to trafficking resources,
  plus UN media kit
• UNIFEM
  Fact-sheet on trafficking in Southeast Asia
• US
  Secretary of State: “Stop trafficking” web site
• US State
  department - extensive list of resources
• Regeringskansliet Ministry for Foreign Affairs Trafficking
  in Women and Children in Asia and Europe: A background presentation
  of the problems involved and the initiatives taken, 2001
• Report
  of the Special Rapporteur on violence against women, its causes and
  consequences, Ms. Radhika Coomaraswamy, on trafficking in women,
  women's migration and violence against women, submitted in accordance
  with Commission on Human Rights resolution 1997/44
• US Department of Justice, Accomplishments
  in the Fight to Prevent Trafficking in Persons, Fact Sheet, Washington,
  25 February 2003
• World Congress Against
  Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children