Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

Labour trafficking in Canada [electronic resource] : indicators, stakeholders, and investigative methods / Anette Sikka ; prepared for Law Enforcement and Policing Branch, Public Safety Canada.

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Description

1 online resource (108 p.)

Note

"Report No. 42, 2013."

Summary

This document summarizes a research project which provides information on labour trafficking in Canada that assists law enforcement and other criminal justice bodies in identifying and investigating cases of labour trafficking.

Subject

Online Access

Contents

1. Legislation and policy -- 1.1. International obligations -- 1.2. Canadian laws and policies -- 2. Review of literature -- 2.1. Vulnerabilities and characteristics of labour trafficking -- 2.2. Coercion/deception -- 2.3. Exploitation -- 2.4. Accessing rights -- 3. Incidents -- 4. Findings -- 4.1. Indicators -- 4.2. Charges and prosecutions -- 4.3. Detection -- 4.4. Investigative methods -- 4.5. Victim needs -- 5. Stakeholders.

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