Article Review: Migration Law
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Article Review: Migration Law
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Article Review: Migration Law
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1ARTICLE REVIEW: MIGRATION LAW
The article focuses on linking the menace of human trafficking with migration, especially
women.as it talks about the Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women (GAATW) and its
publication ‘Collateral Damage’, which was started by a team of women’s rights activist. The
paper acknowledges the link between migration, labour and trafficking, focusing more on
women migrants. It strives to take steps by analyzing the intersection of migration and
trafficking from the point of view of human rights law. The paper tries to see how human-
trafficking framework can boost other related frameworks and the other way round. The paper
lays down various examples of agencies working for women migrants. It also covers different
situations to enhance migrant women’s power to improve their degrading position. It covers the
basic concept of the topic, links trafficking with migration and other issues of a civil society, the
effect of trafficking on women who migrates for the search of means of livelihood. It also
includes application of human rights on this matter, approach of various groups on this issue and
lastly, policies are recommended keeping the issues in mind ("Beyond Borders: exploring Links
between Trafficking and Migration", 2018).
The arguments in the paper is agreeable, as the data are authentic and extremely
convincing. The fact that women migrants are unintentionally stigmatized is surprising. Usually
campaigns on migration and trafficking is majorly focused on women, portrayed as a victim of
exploitation. Photos, videos, projects, campaign messages pertaining to trafficked women forced
into prostitution rackets are highlighted over the other forms of trafficking, like trafficking for
forced labour or organs. The current situation where immigration process is under thorough
scrutiny and restriction due to increased number of trafficking is a matter to focus as well.
Government agencies and NGOs are of the view that immigration should be restricted to fight
The article focuses on linking the menace of human trafficking with migration, especially
women.as it talks about the Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women (GAATW) and its
publication ‘Collateral Damage’, which was started by a team of women’s rights activist. The
paper acknowledges the link between migration, labour and trafficking, focusing more on
women migrants. It strives to take steps by analyzing the intersection of migration and
trafficking from the point of view of human rights law. The paper tries to see how human-
trafficking framework can boost other related frameworks and the other way round. The paper
lays down various examples of agencies working for women migrants. It also covers different
situations to enhance migrant women’s power to improve their degrading position. It covers the
basic concept of the topic, links trafficking with migration and other issues of a civil society, the
effect of trafficking on women who migrates for the search of means of livelihood. It also
includes application of human rights on this matter, approach of various groups on this issue and
lastly, policies are recommended keeping the issues in mind ("Beyond Borders: exploring Links
between Trafficking and Migration", 2018).
The arguments in the paper is agreeable, as the data are authentic and extremely
convincing. The fact that women migrants are unintentionally stigmatized is surprising. Usually
campaigns on migration and trafficking is majorly focused on women, portrayed as a victim of
exploitation. Photos, videos, projects, campaign messages pertaining to trafficked women forced
into prostitution rackets are highlighted over the other forms of trafficking, like trafficking for
forced labour or organs. The current situation where immigration process is under thorough
scrutiny and restriction due to increased number of trafficking is a matter to focus as well.
Government agencies and NGOs are of the view that immigration should be restricted to fight
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