International law on trafficking in women and children for prostitution: making it live up to its potential

Identifies and synthesizes the broad range of legal norms and applicable mechanisms available to rights advocates, principally through treaty law and UN Charter-based law.

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Published in:Harvard human rights journal 1997-04, Vol.10, p.213-249
Main Author: Farrior, Stephanie
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Child abuse
Child welfare
Children
Crimes against
International aspects
International law
Legal aspects
Nongovernmental organizations
Prostitution
Slavery
Women
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Summary:Identifies and synthesizes the broad range of legal norms and applicable mechanisms available to rights advocates, principally through treaty law and UN Charter-based law.
ISSN:1057-5057