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Trafficking for Exploitation Outside the Sex Sector in Europe

Anti-Slavery International et al (2006): Trafficking for Forced Labour in Europe: Report on a Study in the UK, Ireland, the Czech Republic and Portugal. London: Anti-Slavery International

Beirnaert, J. (2011): A Trade Union Perspective on Combating Trafficking and Forced Labour in Europe, in: Combating Trafficking in Human Beings for Labour Exploitation. Chapter 10, Pp.471-494. Nijmegen: Wolf Legal Publisher.

Churches’ Commission for Migrants in Europe (CCME)/ Moritz, T. & Tsourdi, L. (eds) (2009): Trafficking for forced labour in Europe: Emerging challenges – emerging responses. A collection of emerging best practice examples. Brussels: Churches’ Commission for Migrants in Europe (CCME)

Dijk, F.H. van & Ungureanu R.N. (2010): Labour Exploitation in Europe: A practical guide with observations and recommendations on European inspection, investigation, and prosecution of labour exploitation.

ILO (2002): Forced Labour, Child Labour and Human Trafficking in Europe: An ILO Perspective. Geneva: ILO

ILO (2003): Forced labour, migration and trafficking in Europe. Geneva: ILO

ILO/Andrees, B. (2008): Forced labour and trafficking in Europe: how people are trapped in, live through and come out. Working Paper 57, February 2008. Geneva: ILO

ILO (2009a): The Cost of Coercion: Forced Labour: Facts and Figures; Regional Perspectives: Europe and Central Asia. Geneva: ILO

ILO (2010): Labour inspection in Europe: undeclared work, migration, trafficking. Geneva: ILO

ITUC CSI IGB/Anti Slavery International (2011): Never work alone. Trade Unions and NGOs joining forces to combat Forced Labour and Trafficking in Europe. Brussels: ITUC.

OSCE (2005 & 2006): Report of the 3rd and 5th Alliance against Trafficking in Persons Conferences on Human Trafficking for Labour Exploitation/Forced and Bonded Labour. Human Trafficking for Labour Exploitation/Forced and Bonded Labour: Identification – Prevention – Prosecution; Human Trafficking for Labour Exploitation/Forced and Bonded Labour: Prosecution of Offenders, Justice for Victims. Vienna: OSCE

OSCE (2006)/ Katy Thompson,: A Summary of Challenges Facing Legal Responses to Human Trafficking for Labour Exploitation in the OSCE Region (MC.DEC/8/07). Vienna: OSCE

OSCE (2007): Decision No. 8/07. Combating Trafficking in human beings for Labour Exploitation. MC.DEC/8/07. Madrid: Ministerial Council.

OSCE-ODIHR (2007a): The NRM Approach to Trafficking and its application to trafficking for labour exploitation. Report on Civil Society Meeting, Warsaw, 24 April 2007. ODIHR Anti-Trafficking Programme. Warsaw: OSCE-ODIHR

OSCE-ODIHR (2007b): ODIHR Discussion Paper on standards and new developments in labour trafficking. Warsaw. OSCE-ODIHR

OSCE (2009): A summary of challenges addressing human trafficking for labour exploitation in the agricultural sector in the OSCE region. Vienna: OSCE

OSCE (2011): Unprotected Work, Invisible Exploitation: Trafficking for the Purpose of Domestic Servitude. Vienna: OSCE

UK Home Office/Dowling, S., Moreton, K., Wright, L. (2007): Trafficking for the purposes of labour exploitation: a literature review. Home Office Online Report 10/07. Online: Research Development and Statistics Directorate, UK Home Office.

USAID (2009): Trafficking of adult men in the Europe and Eurasia regions. Final report. USAID