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Although trafficking in human beings was criminalized in Spain in 2010, data on this phenomenon are scarce and incomplete, consisting only of cases formally identified by police as having a very clear

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Although trafficking in human beings was criminalized in Spain in 2010, data on this phenomenon are scarce and incomplete, consisting only of cases formally identified by police as having a very clear bias to trafficking for sexual exploita

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  • Citizens as victims of human trafficking: Approaches to domestic trafficking in Spain, Ukraine and the United Kingdom (2025) · doi

    However, state approaches to the recognition of victims of domestic trafficking via administrative procedures and in judicial proceedings have not been analysed in the literature, warranting an inquiry into the determinants of inclusion of exploitation of citizens onto national anti-trafficking agendas.

    Keywords: trafficking state approaches recognition victims domestic administrative procedures judicial proceedings analysed literature warranting inquiry determinants
  • Trafficking in human beings in Spain: What do the data on detected victims tell us? (2021) · doi

    Although trafficking in human beings was criminalized in Spain in 2010, data on this phenomenon are scarce and incomplete, consisting only of cases formally identified by police as having a very clear bias to trafficking for sexual exploitation.

    Keywords: trafficking human beings criminalized spain phenomenon scarce incomplete consisting cases formally identified police having clear
  • Preliminary Data on a Sample of Perpetrators of Domestic Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation: Suggestions for Research and Practice (2016) · doi

    Trafficking for sexual exploitation is one aspect of human trafficking and, in recent years, there has been an increased awareness of and focus on domestic trafficking for sexual exploitation within the United States; however, very little is known about the psychological characteristics or criminogenic (i.

    Keywords: trafficking sexual exploitation aspect human recent years there increased awareness focus domestic within united states

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