37. Trafficking - a call for a globally organised response Passed
Thursday November 15, 2018 16:30 - 17:30 T5
Lecturers: Marianne Stattin Lundin, Nadia Jung, Per-Anders Sunesson
Trafficking is a gigantic global problem. Human trafficking is one of the trades with the largest global turnover together with trade in drugs and trade in arms. Trafficking is also an extremely well organised trade where people are being transported between countries and continents to make it more difficult to trace the people who have been abducted. To counter this highly professional criminal networking, there is need for a coordinated and global response. In this seminar you will listen to people who are involved in fighting human trafficking from different angles; Government, international development cooperation and local civil society.
Organizer
Erikshjälpen
Tags
Nätet
Barn
Kvinnor
Mänskliga rättigheter
Mänsklig säkerhet
Våld mot barn
Form
Seminarium
Prioriterade målgrupper
Studenter vid högskola/universitet
Civilsamhälle
Tjänstepersoner vid statliga myndigheter/departement
Language
English
Lecturers
Marianne Stattin Lundin Lecturer
Programkoordinator för Sydostasien på Erikshjälpen. Mångårig erfarenhet av arbete i Kambodja och arbete mot trafficking
Nadia Jung Lecturer