We have published our latest blog, ‘Why Definitions Matter’.
In this piece, Sebastian Boll, UN-ACT’s Regional Research Analyst, reflects upon a recent ILO-moderated online discussion on whether clear definitions on human trafficking and related concepts matter, and uses a court case in Cambodia as reported in the Bangkok Post to give an example for why this is the case.
You can access the blog by visiting our forum or clicking on this link.
What do you think about the blog? Can you think of other examples in this context where imprecise definitions had negative repercussions?
We would be happy to hear from you! You can comment directly in response to our blog!…
We have published our second blog, ‘No Quick Fix’.
In this, Annette Lyth, UN-ACT Regional Project Manager, discusses the way forward for anti-trafficking efforts in Thailand following the release of the US State Department’s TIP Report.
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS FOR RESEARCH CONSULTANCY, UN-ACT CAMBODIA:
UN-ACT, together with a number of partner organizations, is launching a research project focusing on trafficking for forced marriage from Cambodia to China.
For this, we are seeking applications from qualified candidates to develop the research methodology/instruments, to conduct data collection and analysis (in Cambodia), and to write a report integrating chapters produced by a consultant in China. Please click on Terms of Reference for more information on the assignment, currently advertised by UN-ACT’s Cambodia Office. The application deadline is 15 September 2014.
‘Why Definitions Matter’: The latest UN-ACT Blog
We have published our latest blog, ‘Why Definitions Matter’.
In this piece, Sebastian Boll, UN-ACT’s Regional Research Analyst, reflects upon a recent ILO-moderated online discussion on whether clear definitions on human trafficking and related concepts matter, and uses a court case in Cambodia as reported in the Bangkok Post to give an example for why this is the case.
You can access the blog by visiting our forum or clicking on this link.
What do you think about the blog? Can you think of other examples in this context where imprecise definitions had negative repercussions?
We would be happy to hear from you! You can comment directly in response to our blog!…
UN-ACT September 2014 Newsletter
Click on UN-ACT September 2014 Newsletter to get all the latest on human trafficking in the Greater Mekong-Sub-region.…
‘No Quick Fix’: The latest UN-ACT Blog
We have published our second blog, ‘No Quick Fix’.
In this, Annette Lyth, UN-ACT Regional Project Manager, discusses the way forward for anti-trafficking efforts in Thailand following the release of the US State Department’s TIP Report.
You can access the blog by visiting our forum or clicking on the following link:
http://www.no-trafficking.org/forums/topic/quick-fix/
What do you think about the blog? And what do you think needs to be done to counter human trafficking in Thailand or elsewhere in the region?
We would be happy to hear from you! You can comment directly in response to our blog!…
Call for Applications: Research Consultancy
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS FOR RESEARCH CONSULTANCY, UN-ACT CAMBODIA:
UN-ACT, together with a number of partner organizations, is launching a research project focusing on trafficking for forced marriage from Cambodia to China.
For this, we are seeking applications from qualified candidates to develop the research methodology/instruments, to conduct data collection and analysis (in Cambodia), and to write a report integrating chapters produced by a consultant in China. Please click on Terms of Reference for more information on the assignment, currently advertised by UN-ACT’s Cambodia Office. The application deadline is 15 September 2014.
We look forward to receiving your applications!…