Anti-trafficking advocates often speak of the need to protect the “human rights” of trafficked persons, while the U.S. government touts its “victim-centered” approach to the problem. These catchphrases convey the genuine concern that trafficking elicits on the global stage, as tales of child labor, sexual coercion, and beatings in the workplace horrify a well-meaning public. … More »
Human Rights and Trafficking
October 1, 2008