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International and regional regimes on anti-trafficking -- Genealogies of human trafficking and slavery -- Trafficking in human beings as a crime and as a human rights violation -- Trafficking in transnational criminal law -- The European legal regime on trafficking in human beings -- Trafficking in human beings in the African context -- Human trafficking in the context of labour migration in Southeast Asia: the case of thailand's fishing industry -- Human trafficking in Australasia -- Human trafficking in the Middle East -- Types of exploitation -- Defining exploitation in the context of trafficking: what is a crime and what is not -- Human trafficking for the purpose of organ removal -- Child soldiering in relation to human trafficking -- Tracing the emergence of ict-enabled human trafficking for ransom -- Exploitation through begging as a form of trafficking in human beings: over-estimated or under-reported? -- Particular legal issues -- The non-punishment provision with regard to victims of trafficking: a human rights approach -- Abuse of a position of vulnerability within the definition of trafficking in persons -- Unable to return?: the protection of victims of trafficking in need of international protection -- Prosecution of cases of human trafficking in a common law system -- Prosecution of trafficking in human beings in civil law systems: the example of belgium -- Needs of victims of trafficking -- Trafficking in persons: a victim's perspective -- Child trafficking: a call for rights-based integrated approaches -- The right to a remedy and reparation for victims of trafficking in human beings -- Being home: exploring family re-integration amongst trafficked indonesian domestic workers -- The mental health of trafficked persons -- National referral mechanisms -- Critical discourses of the anti-trafficking framework -- Sex and work: understanding sexual commerce in an era of "globalisation" -- Orwellian rights and the un trafficking protocol -- Colla