The documents below are here to serve as useful references to help educate and create a greater awareness about the topic of human trafficking. There are many resources available on the Internet, but these are documents that we have come across that offer valuable information. We hope you will find these helpful. 

Ethical Interviewing of Trafficked Women – World Health Organization guide to ethical and safe interviewing practices.

Let’s Talk – UNICEF produced a highly informative guide for interviewing children, which can be used in conjunction with a strong child protection policy.

The Links Between Prostitution and Sex Trafficking – connect the dots between prostitution, migration, and sex trafficking with this informative CATW publication.

The Return and Reintegration of Victims of Trafficking from Cambodia to Thailand – a multi-agency document outlining statistical data about reintegration and repatriation in Southeast Asia.

At What Price, Honour? – 2006 study conducted by the Chab Dai coalition providing insights into Vietnamese vulnerability in Cambodia.

10 Year Research – Cambodia – 2006 study by Annuska Derks – a frequently quoted document that is filled with useful insights. Highly recommended.

The Moment That Brought Us Here - The moving documentary piece and ensuing investigation that inspired Transitions Global.

Trafficking Victims Protection Act 2000

Trafficking Victims Protection Act 2003

Trafficking Victims Protection Act 2005

Supporting Teens Exploited by Prostitution (STEP) – document produced in 2000, discussing prostituted teens and issues surrounding their exploitation.

Who is There to Help Us? – 2005 ECPAT study on American teens being sexually trafficked and the lack of recognition as victims of crime rather than youth prostitutes.

Street Prostitution Guide – 2003 Department of Justice guide to understanding the dynamics of street prostitution.

Needs Assessment for Service Providers and Trafficking Victims – a little known 2004 research study providing insights into victims services for trafficking victims within the United States.

Protocol for Identification and Assistance to Trafficked Persons – a training kit put together by Ant-Slavery.

Children Deprived of Parental Care – a study done by Georgetown University in 2005, discusses the effects of institutional care and offers ideas surrounding alternative forms of care.

Reintegration of Trafficking Victims – Oxfam document from 2003, with good practices and considerations for supporting trafficking survivors on the road to reintegration.

Guide for Legal Advocates Providing Services to Victims of Human Trafficking  - a 2004 guide with significant information and references on general human trafficking issues, as well as, legal information.

Psychological Support – 2004 guide from the International Organization on Migration. This helpful document gives ample information to organizations providing counseling and therapy services to survivors.

Health Risk and Consequences of Trafficking Women and Adolescents – London-based study on the physical and psychological cost paid by victims of human trafficking. Many statistics and helpful understanding of basic health implications.

Setting the Standards – helpful information on Child Protection Policies and implementation by TearFund