Student Research Papers: Legal Remedies for Human Trafficking
These student research papers were prepared to fulfill the requirements of courses at Notre Dame Law School, co-taught by Alexandra Levy and Christine Cervenak. Students explored the range of remedies available to human trafficking victims in specific countries, and assessed whether these remedies met the standards set out in the 2014 UN Basic Principles on the right to an effective remedy for victims of trafficking in persons. *
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Brazil Bulgaria Burundi Colombia Dominican Republic Ecuador Lithuania Mexico Morocco Myanmar Panama South Africa United Kingdom Unites States Venezuela
Brazil
Marcella Ribeiro D’Avila Lins Torres, "Human Trafficking in Brazil: Legal Remedies: Advances in National Legislation"
Bulgaria
Neysa Nankervis, "Combatting Trafficking in Persons: Bulgaria’s Response to a Global Crisis"
Burundi
Audace Gatavu, "Legal Remedies for Human Trafficking in Burundi"
Colombia
Nathalia Contreras Pardo, "Legal Framework Against Trafficking in Persons in Colombia"
Dominican Republic
Ivanna Molina Peña, "Legal Remedies for the Right to Asylum for Qualifying Victims of Human Trafficking: A Comparative Analysis between the United States, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic"
Ecuador
Johanna Villegas, "Legal Remedies for Human Trafficking in Ecuadorian Law and Public Policy"
Lithuania
Karolina Kiskyte, "Legal Remedies for Human Trafficking in the United Kingdom and Lithuania"
Mexico
Regina Castro Traulsen, "The Mexican Legal Remedies for Trafficking in Persons Victims and Its Compliance with International Standards"
Ivanna Molina Peña, "Legal Remedies for the Right to Asylum for Qualifying Victims of Human Trafficking: A Comparative Analysis between the United States, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic"
Morocco
Souad Martin-Saoudi, "Legal Remedies for Child Domestic Workers in the Kingdom of Morocco"
Myanmar
Nwe Nwe Lwin, "Legal Remedies for Victims of Internal Sex Trafficking in Myanmar"
Panama
Eliott Fitch, "Human Trafficking in Panama: A Country Analysis"
South Africa
Robert Cave, "A Critical Analysis of Human Trafficking in South Africa: Remedies and Recommendations"
United Kingdom
Karolina Kiskyte, "Legal Remedies for Human Trafficking in the United Kingdom and Lithuania"
United States
Ivanna Molina Peña, "Legal Remedies for the Right to Asylum for Qualifying Victims of Human Trafficking: A Comparative Analysis between the United States, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic"
Venezuela
Alejandra Fernandez Sader, "Legal Remedies for Human Trafficking in Venezuela: Critical Analysis of the legal Framework"
*These papers are the work of students shared for informational purposes only, not as legal advice, and CCHR makes no representation as to their accuracy.