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• Missing, Presumed Trafficked: Towards non-binary understandings of ‘wayward’ youth in Jamaica

  Jacqueline Sanchez Taylor, Julia O’Connell Davidson

  9-27

  27-09-2022

• ‘It’s All in Their Brain’: Constructing the figure of the trafficking victim on the US-Mexico border

  Gabriella Sanchez

  97-114

  30-09-2016

• Anti-Trafficking Interventions in Nigeria and the Principal-Agent Aid Model

  Victoria Ijeoma Nwogu

  22-09-2014

• Editorial: Gains and Challenges in the Global Movement for Sex Workers’ Rights

  Annalee Lepp, Borislav Gerasimov

  1-13

  29-04-2019

• No One Wants to Hire Us: The intersectional precarity experienced by Venezuelan LGBTQ+ asylum seekers in Brazil during COVID-19

  Dr Yvonne Su

  52-70

  29-09-2023

• Seeing Migration like a State: The case of irregular Indonesian migrant workers deported from Malaysia

  Benny Hari Juliawan

  29-10-2018

• Butterfly: Resisting the harms of anti-trafficking policies and fostering peer-based organising in Canada

  Elene Lam, Annalee Lepp

  91-107

  02-04-2019

• Latin American and Caribbean Sex Workers: Gains and challenges in the movement

  Amalia L. Cabezas

  37-56

  29-04-2019

• Why the ‘Ideal Victim’ Persists: Queering representations of victimhood in human trafficking discourse

  Anna Forringer-Beal

  87-102

  27-09-2022

• Addressing Overlapping Migratory Categories within New Patterns of Mobility in Peru

  Cécile Blouin, Emily Button

  29-10-2018

• Editorial: Human rights at the border

  Sverre Molland

  3-13

  01-09-2013

• From Passive Victims to Partners in Their Own Reintegration: Civil society’s role in empowering returned Thai fishermen

  David Rousseau

  29-04-2018

• Expelling Slavery from the Nation: Representations of labour exploitation in Australia’s supply chain

  Anna Szörényi

  79-96

  30-09-2016

• Refugees or Victims of Human Trafficking? The case of migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong

  Jade Anderson, Annie Li

  29-10-2018

• Addressing Exploitation in Supply Chains: Is technology a game changer for worker voice?

  Dr Laurie Berg, Bassina Farbenblum, Angela Kintominas

  47-66

  27-04-2020

• Historicising ‘Irregular’ Migration from Senegal to Europe

  Stephanie Maher

  77-91

  21-09-2017

• Do Evidence-Based Approaches Alienate Canadian Anti-Trafficking Funders?

  Alison Clancey, Noushin Khushrushahi, Julie Ham

  22-09-2014

• Words Matter. But Rights Matter More

  Pia Oberoi

  29-10-2018

• Editorial: Knowledge is Power, Ignorance is Bliss: Public perceptions and responses to human trafficking

  Kiril Sharapov, Suzanne Hoff, Borislav Gerasimov

  1-11

  26-09-2019

• Truth as a Victim: The challenge of anti-trafficking education in the age of Q

  Bond Benton, Daniela Peterka-Benton

  113-131

  15-09-2021

• Health and Rights at the Margins: Human trafficking and HIV/AIDS amongst Jingpo ethnic communities in Ruili City, China

  Elena Shih

  119-136

  01-09-2013

• The Art of the Possible: Making films on sex work migration and human trafficking

  Sine Plambech

  182-199

  30-09-2016

• GRETA’s First Years of Work: Review of the monitoring of implementation of the Council of Europe Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings

  Julia Planitzer

  01-06-2012

• Constraints to a Robust Evidence Base for Anti-Trafficking Interventions

  Benjamin Harkins

  27-04-2017

• Understanding EU Funding of Anti-Trafficking Initiatives: Where is the money (not) going?

  Isotta Rossoni

  98-118

  30-09-2024