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This paper aims at realizing the following objectives: - i. To provide conceptual clarification of relevant key terms such as: - Child domestics, Trafficking in persons, Child trafficking and victims of trafficking and human rights violations; ii. To determine the extent to which trafficking is both a crime and a human rights violations under international, regional and national legal instruments; iii. To examine the nature and scope of the rights of victims of trafficking; iv. To conclude with some recommendations.
The movement of people as a result of changes in the environment is not a new phenomenon. People have been moving in response to changes in their environment often seasonally, for centuries. However, recent studies have shown that, large numbers of p...
Internal displacement in Nigeria is a recurring and large-scale phenomenon and has affected most of the country’s 36 states. Africa’s largest populated country has seen many waves of displacement, both small and large scale, caused essent...
This report by the foreign law research staff of the Law Library of Congress’s Global Legal Research Directorate includes surveys of sixteen foreign jurisdictions on laws and policies on protecting children from abuse and neglect. This introduc...
This report surveys the law on extensions and adjustments of patents in nine jurisdictions: Australia, Canada, the European Union, France, Germany, Israel, Japan, South Korea, and the United Kingdom. All of the surveyed jurisdictions provide for...
Historically, higher crime rates have been associated with higher inequality and poverty. Nevertheless, there remains an ambiguity over the most prominent socioeconomic factors that increase crime rates, and consequently individual victimization. Amo...
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