Table of Contents
Foreword and Acknowledgements
5
General Introduction
7
Part I: Trafficking in Human Beings
Amounting to Torture and other Forms of
Ill-treatment – Legal Analysis
1
2
3
4
5
1
3
4
5
Forms Of Interpersonal
Violence Suffered By Victims
Of Human Trafficking
Clinical Assessment of
Physical and Psychological Injuries
in Human Trafficking Cases
Understanding the Psychological
Impact of Trafficking Upon Victims’ Ability to
Provide an Account of Their Experiences
Psychological Trauma Symptoms
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20
28
39
ANNEX 1
The Helen Bamber Foundation Initial
Assessment Form
118
ANNEX 2
Main References
121
41
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Applying therapeutic
principles to contact work
with clients
The Foundations of Therapy
for Victims of Human Trafficking
Therapeutic Work which Addresses
the Trafficking Experience
Understanding the Process of
Recovery for Victims of Human
Trafficking
Conclusions and
Recommendations
ANNEX Main References
Part One – Clinical Links Between
Human Trafficking and Torture
2
9
12
13
Acronyms
Introduction
Understanding the Significance of “Complex
Trauma” for Victims of Human Trafficking
Part Two – Here, and Now: Sustaining Victims
of Human Trafficking from Referral to Recovery
Acronyms
Introduction
The Prohibition of Torture and other
Forms of Ill-treatment and of Trafficking
in Human Beings
Can Trafficking in Human Beings amount
to Torture or other Forms of Ill-treatment? –
Applying the International Definition of
Torture and other Forms of Ill-treatment
to Trafficking in Human Beings
Legal Implications in case Trafficking
in Human Beings amounts to Torture
or other Forms of Ill-treatment
Conclusions and Recommendations
Part II: Clinical Links Between Human
Trafficking and Torture
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9
14
10
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