Human Trafficking in Europe
Fall & Spring
| 3 credits
| Elective
Gender Studies,
Legal Studies,
and
Sociology
Globally, human trafficking ranks among the most profitable international criminal activities. It is also a violation of human rights. This course provides an overview of legal, law-enforcement and societal responses to trafficking. Journalists, social workers and government representatives involved in the issue – some doubling as filmmakers – contribute their unique perspectives on the issue, including trafficking’s links to prostitution.
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Instructors
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Anne Brandt Christensen
Cand. jur. (Law, University of Copenhagen, 1995). Government license to practice as lawyer and admitted to the Danish Bar. 2007-08, Legal Advisor and Project Coordinator, Danish Red Cross, Asylum Department, focusing on trafficking in Denmark. Deputy Chairman of the non-profit NGO Hopenow, www.hopenow.dk, which works with and for women, in particular African women, trafficked to Denmark. With DIS since 2007.
