Labour Migration, Human Trafficking and Multinational Corporations: The commodification of illicit flows

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Cover Labour Migration, Human Trafficking and Multinational Corporations The commodification of illicit flows Copyright Contents List of contributors Introduction 1. Corporate liability for violations of international human rights law 2. Trafficking for labour exploitation: getting the responses right 3. The commodification of human smuggling and trafficking 4. Child labour migrants or victims of labour trafficking?: a segmental approach 5. Displacing childhood: labour exploitation and child trafficking in sport 6. Labor migration, human trafficking and multinational corporations within the ECOWAS region: challenges and opportunities 7. Adults or children?: the case of trafficking children for purposes of exploitative labour in the fishing industry in Ghana 8. Doing Canada’s dirty work: a critical analysis of law and policy to address labour exploitation trafficking 9. Minimum wage: an ally in the fight against human trafficking for labour exploitation? 10. Responding to labour trafficking: suggestions from experiences of local service providers 11. The programmatic approach to combating trafficking in human beings Index