Series Title | CEU Political Science Journal |
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Series Details | Vol.7, No.1, February 2012, p50-67 |
Publication Date | February 2012 |
ISSN | 1818-7668 |
Content Type | Journal | Series | Blog |
Dominant anti-trafficking discourse adopts a single voice in presenting the victim of trafficking as a young, innocent and naïve woman who is deceived and coerced into This is informed by a neo-abolitionist perspective. This article aims to serve as a critique of this discourse by presenting the polarization between two camps in trafficking literature: neo-abolitionists, who see human trafficking as a grave human rights violation that amounts to slavery and equates sex work with trafficking, and pro-rights that perceive it as something within unauthorized Through a critical literature review, I echo the position of pro-rights group and note that trafficking must be understood and addressed within the larger framework of exploitation of undocumented workers that are vulnerable to |
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Source Link | Link to Main Source http://politicalscience.ceu.edu/sites/politicalscience.ceu.hu/files/basic_page/field_attachment/ceupsj71.pdf |
Countries / Regions | Europe |