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WHO ETHICAL AND SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR INTERVIEWING TRAFFICKED WOMEN World Health
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Document Date: 2015-03-22 05:26:27

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City

Geneva / Women / Boston / New York / Washington / D.C. / London / /

Country

Switzerland / Netherlands / Italy / Bulgaria / Thailand / Belgium / United Kingdom / Ukraine / /

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Facility

University of Padua / /

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IndustryTerm

transportation / security services / /

Organization

Harvard Medical School / Animus Association Foundation / World Health Organization / Global Alliance Against Trafficking / STV Foundation Against Trafficking / University of Padua / Health Policy Unit / World Health Organization London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine / United Nations / World Health Organization’s Gender and Women’s Health Department / European Commission / London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine / Human Rights Watch / WOMEN World Health Organization London School of Hygiene / Department of Sociology / /

Person

Charlotte Watts / Franca Bimbi / Annuska Derks / Martina Vandenberg / Cathy Zimmerman / Mariangela Treppete / Elaine Pearson / Jo Nurse / Marina Tzvetkova / Charlotte II / Inna Shvab / Becky Shand Printed / Marcia Albrecht / Bruno Moens / Claudia García-Moreno / Luca Trappolin / Therese Caouette / Katherine Yun / Nadia Kozhouharova / Alison Phinney / Brad Adams / /

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Position

domestic worker / interpreter / /

ProvinceOrState

New York / /

Region

Eastern Europe / /

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