GAATW Canada Observes International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers

GAATW Canada undertook a collaborative research project and, in 2002, published a compilation of knowledge on migrant women and human trafficking in the Canadian context.

The report explores several areas, including:

• global and national policies on ‘trafficking in women’
• public understanding of the issue
• migrant workers’ experiences, and
• the harms and human rights violations occurring in the context of border security and human trafficking efforts in Canada

Transnational Migration, Trafficking in Women, and Human Rights: The Canadian Dimension. (2002). Funded by Status of Women Canada. 160 pp.