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International Trafficking in Women to the United States: A Contemporary Manifestation of Slavery and Organized Crime

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Publisher(s)
DCI Exceptional Intelligence Analyst Program (EIAP)
Author(s)
Amy O'Neill Richard
  • Details trafficking process; tactics used, some root causes which contribute to trafficking phenomenon, and 'reality' which trafficked persons may face upon reaching the US
  • Calls for strengthening of laws and intergovernmental cooperation
  • Discusses some of the challenges and issues for NGOs in helping, supporting, and protecting trafficking victims
  • Includes discussion on the need for collaborative and wide-scale prevention strategies and efforts
  • Explains role of some specific ethnic, regional, and country-specific organized crime groups and their roles in trafficking

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