TRAINING MANUAL TO FIGHT TRAFFICKING IN CHILDREN FOR LABOUR, SEXUAL AND OTHER FORMS OF EXPLOITATION - Action against child trafficking at policy and outreach levels Action against child trafficking at policy and outreach levels

This book is all about the actions that can be taken to prevent trafficking, protect children from being trafficked, pursue traffickers and support trafficked children to rebuild their lives.
These are categorized under four main headings that are commonly used to describe
anti-trafficking actions:
Broad protection to prevent children and former victims from being (re)trafficked;
Prevention of the crime of child trafficking and the exploitation that is its end result;
Law enforcement in particular within a labour context and relating to labour laws and
regulations;
Victim assistance covering the kinds of responses necessary to help trafficked children
and to reduce their vulnerability to being re-trafficked.
In a number of instances, the actions described have several applications and could
realistically be included in more than one category (for example actions to assist victims are also sometimes a way of protecting them from being re-trafficked). For simplicity, each kind of action is described only once.