By The Nation
Germany has granted 130,000 Euros to UN's Inter-Agency Project on Human Trafficking (UNIAP) to put into action immediate interventions to measure and address increases in human trafficking and exploitation in Cambodia and Thailand as a result of the global financial crisis.
Interventions will be based on in-depth investigations and analysis of the impact of the global economic crisis on employment, exploitative working conditions and job brokering, unsafe migration, remittances, family welfare, school drop-out, and child labour.
The lessons learned from this work will offer insights into how to develop a regional action plan to reduce the negative impacts of the current global financial crisis on migrants, rural families, and others vulnerable to exploitation and trafficking.
Germany has granted 130,000 Euros to UN's Inter-Agency Project on Human Trafficking (UNIAP) to put into action immediate interventions to measure and address increases in human trafficking and exploitation in Cambodia and Thailand as a result of the global financial crisis.
Interventions will be based on in-depth investigations and analysis of the impact of the global economic crisis on employment, exploitative working conditions and job brokering, unsafe migration, remittances, family welfare, school drop-out, and child labour.
The lessons learned from this work will offer insights into how to develop a regional action plan to reduce the negative impacts of the current global financial crisis on migrants, rural families, and others vulnerable to exploitation and trafficking.
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