Just published on GSL Online, the Center for Gender and Sexuality Law’s e-journal, Prosecuting Human Trafficking as a Crime Against Humanity under the Rome Statute, by Jane Kim (JD 2011) Here’s the abstract: Bought and sold, consumed and exploited: human bodies, labor, personhood, and dignity have become the most valuable, reusable, and profitable products in […]
Archive for the ‘Labor Trafficking’ category
New on GSL Online: Prosecuting Human Trafficking as a Crime Against Humanity under the Rome Statute
February 23rd, 2011
For students of the legal regulation of sex/work, this forthcoming issue of the Journal of Law and Society looks great.
Yesterday the New York State Senate, an otherwise dysfunctional political institution, passed the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights by a vote of 33 to 28. The new law would provide New York’s estimated 200,000 domestic workers with basic labor protections such as a day off every week, overtime pay, paid sick days, the right to […]
Clinic Issues New Report: The Human Rights Wrong of Parents Trafficking Daughters Into Domestic Labor
May 18th, 2010
Columbia Law School’s Sexuality and Gender Law Clinic has just issued a new report entitled, Sent Away: The Trafficking of Young Girls and Women within the Family Unit. The report highlights the gravity of the problem of women and girls being trafficked by their own families into domestic labor, supplementing the European Court of Human […]
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