Acta

Human Trafficking: Issues Beyond Criminalization

Proceedings of the 2015 Plenary Session
Human Trafficking: Issues Beyond Criminalization
17-21 April 2015
M. Archer, M. Sánchez Sorondo (eds)
Acta 20, Vatican City, 2016
ISBN 978-88-86726-32-0

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Contents

Address to the Participants in the Plenary Session of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences

Pope Francis

Address to Pope Francis

Margaret Archer | PASS President

Word of Welcome

Margaret Archer | PASS President

Where Does Human Dignity Come From?

Archbishop Roland Minnerath | PASS Academician

Argentina: Successes, Difficulties and Problems Still Confronted in Reducing Prostitution and Forced Labour

Gustavo Vera | La Alameda

The Limitations of Necessary Criminalization

Kevin Hyland | UK Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner

No Longer Slaves, but Brothers and Sisters

Flaminia Giovanelli | Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace

The Social Etiology of Human Trafficking, Their Global Distribution and Differences. Setting the Scene

Kristiina Kangaspunta | UNODC

The Social Etiology of Human Trafficking: How Poverty and Cultural Practices Facilitate Trafficking

Alexis A. Aronowitz, PhD | Senior Lecturer criminology, University College Utrecht

How Can Data Collection Help Victims of Human Trafficking?

Michaëlle de Cock

The Programme of Pope Francis According to the Gospel: the Church as Intrinsically a Social Movement to Make the Last First

Marcelo Sánchez Sorondo | PASS Chancellor

The ILO; Successes, Difficulties and Problems in Reducing Forced Labour in Different Parts of the World

Beate Andrees | ILO

Legal and Policy Framework of the EU Relating to Criminalisation, Prevention and Demand Reduction

Myria Vassiliadou | EU Anti-Trafficking Coordinator

The Role of the UN and its Sustainable Development Goals in Seeking to Reduce/Eliminate Human Trafficking by 2020

Jeffrey Sachs | Columbia University

The New Anti-Trafficking Bill for Great Britain; with Regard to Repatriation

John F. McEldowney | PASS Academician

An Evaluation of the Place of Repatriation in French Law Dealing with Trafficked Persons

Yves Charpenel | French Supreme Court

Lessons from two Decades of Casework: How to Restore Survivors and Communities to Safety and Strength

Gary Haugen | International Justice Mission

Difficulties and Successful Practices in Facilitating a New Life for Persons Trafficked to Great Britain

Kate Garbers | Unseen

Difficulties and Successful Practices in Facilitating a New Life for Persons Trafficked to Italy

Giovanni Ramonda | Comunità Papa Giovanni XXIII

The Challenge of Resettling those who Have Been Trafficked, with Special Reference to Nigeria

Sr Eugenia Bonetti MC | Slaves No More

Integration and Settlement for Survivors of Human Trafficking in Southeast Asia and Australasia

Sallie Yea | Australia

Supporting Victims-Survivors After Trafficking: Recovery, Return and Reintegration Programs in the Philippines

Maruja Asis | Scalabrini Migration Center

Scars – Ruined Lives and Deaths of Kidney Trafficking Victims

Nancy Scheper-Hughes | UC Berkeley

Trafficking for Human Organs in India

Fr Mathew Abraham | Catholic Bishops' Conference of India

How the Global Economy Fosters Human Trafficking

Stefano Zamagni | PASS Academician

Normative Findings from the Evaluation Report of the Norwegian Sex Buying Act

Steiner Strøm

A Liberal Profession? The Norwegian Debate About the "Sex Buying Act"

Janne Haaland Matlary | PASS Academician

How Does Social Normativity Change and Can It Be Brought to Foster the Common Good?

Acta

Human Trafficking: Issues Beyond Criminalization

Address to the Participants in the Plenary Session of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences

Pope Francis

Address to Pope Francis

Margaret Archer | PASS President

Word of Welcome

Margaret Archer | PASS President

Where Does Human Dignity Come From?

Archbishop Roland Minnerath | PASS Academician

Argentina: Successes, Difficulties and Problems Still Confronted in Reducing Prostitution and Forced Labour

Gustavo Vera | La Alameda

The Limitations of Necessary Criminalization

Kevin Hyland | UK Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner

No Longer Slaves, but Brothers and Sisters

Flaminia Giovanelli | Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace

The Social Etiology of Human Trafficking, Their Global Distribution and Differences. Setting the Scene

Kristiina Kangaspunta | UNODC

The Social Etiology of Human Trafficking: How Poverty and Cultural Practices Facilitate Trafficking

Alexis A. Aronowitz, PhD | Senior Lecturer criminology, University College Utrecht

How Can Data Collection Help Victims of Human Trafficking?

Michaëlle de Cock

The Programme of Pope Francis According to the Gospel: the Church as Intrinsically a Social Movement to Make the Last First

Marcelo Sánchez Sorondo | PASS Chancellor

The ILO; Successes, Difficulties and Problems in Reducing Forced Labour in Different Parts of the World

Beate Andrees | ILO

Legal and Policy Framework of the EU Relating to Criminalisation, Prevention and Demand Reduction

Myria Vassiliadou | EU Anti-Trafficking Coordinator

The Role of the UN and its Sustainable Development Goals in Seeking to Reduce/Eliminate Human Trafficking by 2020

Jeffrey Sachs | Columbia University

The New Anti-Trafficking Bill for Great Britain; with Regard to Repatriation

John F. McEldowney | PASS Academician

An Evaluation of the Place of Repatriation in French Law Dealing with Trafficked Persons

Yves Charpenel | French Supreme Court

Lessons from two Decades of Casework: How to Restore Survivors and Communities to Safety and Strength

Gary Haugen | International Justice Mission

Difficulties and Successful Practices in Facilitating a New Life for Persons Trafficked to Great Britain

Kate Garbers | Unseen

Difficulties and Successful Practices in Facilitating a New Life for Persons Trafficked to Italy

Giovanni Ramonda | Comunità Papa Giovanni XXIII

The Challenge of Resettling those who Have Been Trafficked, with Special Reference to Nigeria

Sr Eugenia Bonetti MC | Slaves No More

Integration and Settlement for Survivors of Human Trafficking in Southeast Asia and Australasia

Sallie Yea | Australia

Supporting Victims-Survivors After Trafficking: Recovery, Return and Reintegration Programs in the Philippines

Maruja Asis | Scalabrini Migration Center

Scars – Ruined Lives and Deaths of Kidney Trafficking Victims

Nancy Scheper-Hughes | UC Berkeley

Trafficking for Human Organs in India

Fr Mathew Abraham | Catholic Bishops' Conference of India

How the Global Economy Fosters Human Trafficking

Stefano Zamagni | PASS Academician

Normative Findings from the Evaluation Report of the Norwegian Sex Buying Act

Steiner Strøm

A Liberal Profession? The Norwegian Debate About the "Sex Buying Act"

Janne Haaland Matlary | PASS Academician

How Does Social Normativity Change and Can It Be Brought to Foster the Common Good?

Pierpaolo Donati | PASS Academician

How to Bring About Normative Change in the Demand for Trafficked Persons

Douglas Porpora | Drexel University

Neo-Cannibalism, Organ Theft, and Military-Biomedical Necropolitics

Nancy Scheper-Hughes | UC Berkeley

The LiberaNos Project

Pierre Morel | LiberaNos

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