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46. Trafficking of Women and Policy Development

Summary

Organizers:

Nora Hammell
Status of Women CANADA
hammeln@swc.gc.ca

Jacqueline Oxman-Martinez
McGill University
CANADA
joxman@po-box.mcgill.ca 

Description:

This workshop will describe recent policy research on the trafficking of women into Canada (or through Canada to other destinations) and the development of a policy approach to combat trafficking. Participants will be invited to discuss whether the approach is appropriate, has a gender perspective and addresses root causes and what approaches are taken in other countries

Presenters

Luningning Alcuitas-Imperial, Philippine Women Centre, CANADA
Brooke Moore, University of Toronto, CANADA
Jacqueline Oxman-Martinez, McGill University, CANADA
Frank Laczko, International Organization of Migration, SWITZERLAND
Audrey Maclin, Dalhousie University, CANADA

Schedule of Workshop