All Stories

  1. Human trafficking into the United Kingdom
  2. Understanding the human trafficking of children and young people
  3. Acknowledgements
  4. Index
  5. ONE Understanding the human trafficking of children and young people
  6. Understanding the human trafficking of children and young people
  7. Front Matter
  8. References
  9. Notes
  10. Foreword
  11. In whose best interests?
  12. Child participation and agency
  13. List of abbreviations
  14. Table of Contents
  15. Foreword
  16. Non-discrimination in principle and practice
  17. SEVEN Development and implementation of a Positive Outcomes Framework
  18. TWO Methods and ethics: a shared participatory approach
  19. FIVE The search for safety and restoring everyday life
  20. Human trafficking and outcomes for children and young people in the UK
  21. The Ethics of Research into Human Trafficking Beyond ‘Do No Harm’: Developing a ‘Living’ Ethical Protocol
  22. Exploring the Interface between Asylum, Trafficking and Hostile Environment in the UK
  23. Gender and trafficking of children and young people into, within and out of England
  24. Trust and mistrust in the lives of forcibly displaced women and children
  25. Research ethics in practice: lessons from studies exploring interpersonal violence in different contexts
  26. Trafficking, Exploitation and Modern Slavery e-learning course by Virtual College, Guiseley, West Yorkshire in association with ECPAT UK and Pete Nelson, West Yorkshire Police, 2016. Available from Virtual College: http://www.safeguardingchildrenea.co.uk/
  27. Missing Persons
  28. New Directions in the Sociology of Human Rights
  29. No ‘Magic Bullets’: Children, Young People, Trafficking and Child Protection in the UK
  30. Sociology and Human Rights: New Engagements
  31. Self reported experiences of therapy following child sexual abuse: Messages from a retrospective survey of adult survivors
  32. Trafficking of Children and Young People: ‘Community’ Knowledge and Understandings
  33. Foreword
  34. Editorial Foreword
  35. Global points of ‘vulnerability’: understanding processes of the trafficking of children and young people into, within and out of the UK
  36. Sociology and human rights: confrontations, evasions and new engagements
  37. New Communities: Asylum Seekers and Dispersal
  38. Contemporary Compulsory Dispersal and the Absence of Space for the Restoration of Trust
  39. Trafficking of Children and Young People