Overview

 
The numerous challenges of researching a sensitive and hidden issue like trafficking are acknowledged, however, a sound understanding of trafficking and its implications is essential for policy, services and legislation. Trafficking research is greatly hampered by lack of a shared definition of trafficking and standardised methodologies. Studies that advance our understanding of human trafficking for sexual exploitation are needed in order to develop and strengthen programmes to respond to and prevent human trafficking for sexual exploitation. This section contains links to information about trafficking in women and children.

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Gender and Health Research Unit
Medical Research Council, South Africa
Private Bag x385, 0001 Pretoria, South Africa

1 Soutpansberg Road, Pretoria

Tel: +27 12 339-8527
Fax: +27 12 339-8525

E-mail: svri@mrc.ac.za

 

Last updated:
5 February, 2010

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