(Mis)understanding Human Trafficking: Labor Law, Migration, and Human Rights

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Open Society Fellow Janie Chuang explores the role of labor law in preventing human trafficking, protecting vulnerable migrant workers, and holding perpetrators accountable for abuses of migrants’ rights. Speakers: Janie Chuang, Maria Teresa Rojas. (Recorded: Jul 16, 2012)

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