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Spanning Borders to Counter Human Trafficking in Asia

Project Title: USAID Asia Counter Trafficking in Persons (CTIP)

Complex problems require transcendent solutions, ones that span borders and sectors. Human trafficking is such a problem, and the USAID Asia Counter Trafficking in Persons program (USAID Asia CTIP) is such a solution. A seven-year (2016-2023) program, USAID Asia CTIP is a regional activity that focuses on transnational and regional challenges to combat human trafficking. The program aims to reduce the trafficking of persons in Asia through a coordinated and consolidated action by governments, civil society and business that will foster cross-border cooperation, develop opportunities for private-sector leadership and improve the quality of data associated with human trafficking.
CTIP Bangladesh Project Page
CTIP Cambodia Active Project Page
CTIP Cambodia Legacy Project Page
CTIP Laos Project Page
CTIP Thailand Project Page
Combatting Trafficking Through Safe Migration Project Page
Concordia

Funder: USAID

Project Start: 12/21/2016

Project End: 12/21/2023

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Module 1: International Anti-Trafficking Legal Framework and Principles of Anti-Trafficking

Uploaded on May 17, 2023

In this module, participants will learn an overview of the global and regional phenomenon of trafficking in persons, including global and regional trafficking in persons trends and legal instruments that may be engaged in the context of trafficking in persons cases. The topics covered in this module also include the core key principles that apply to all areas of anti-trafficking in persons practice, key client-care considerations, and victim identification process.

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Module 1: The International Anti-Trafficking Legal Framework and Principles of Anti Trafficking Practice (Thai)

Uploaded on May 17, 2023

In this module, participants will learn about the international and regional legal framework related to human trafficking cases, including criminal, labour, immigration, and human rights laws. The first training will also introduce participants to the key definitions and terms such as human trafficking, forced labour, child labour, and migrant smuggling.

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Module 2: Trafficking-in-Persons in Domestic Law – Policy, Procedures and Practice

Uploaded on May 17, 2023

The module provides an overview of the procedure and practices for the identification, investigation and prosecution of trafficking-in-persons and forced labour cases in domestic criminal law. Participants will gain a better understanding of the rights of trafficking victims and forced labour victims pursuant to domestic criminal and civil law and the judicial and non-judicial remedies available to trafficking victims and forced labour victims in Bangladesh.

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Module 2: Victim Identification, Protection, and Access to Remedy Under Thai Law (Thai)

Uploaded on May 17, 2023

This module offers insight to different laws, policies, and procedures that apply in human trafficking and forced labour cases in Thailand – including relevant criminal, labour, and human rights laws.

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Module 3: Strategic issues and strategic decision-making in cross-border trafficking litigation

Uploaded on May 17, 2023

The last module is focused on the different bases of legal action that may be available under civil law in human trafficking and/or forced labour cases in Bangladesh. In this module, participants will learn how to build, and apply case typologies as a way of developing legal strategies in human trafficking or forced labour cases. Participants will able to explore the core concepts of cross-border litigation through recent cast studies in Bangladesh and learn key legal and practical issues that arise in cross-border trafficking or forced labour cases.

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Module 3: Strategic Issues and Strategic Decision-Making in Trafficking in Persons Cases  (Thai)

Uploaded on May 17, 2023

The last module is focused on legal issues that arise in cross-border human trafficking or forced labour cases, or cases where there is an international element, including key legal and practical issues that arise in cross-border trafficking or forced labour cases.

PROJECT

Spanning Borders to Counter Human Trafficking in Asia

Module 1: International Anti-Trafficking Legal Framework and Principles of Anti-Trafficking

Module 1: International Anti-Trafficking Legal Framework and Principles of Anti-Trafficking

Uploaded on May 17, 2023

Module 1: The International Anti-Trafficking Legal Framework and Principles of Anti Trafficking Practice (Thai)

Module 1: The International Anti-Trafficking Legal Framework and Principles of Anti Trafficking Practice (Thai)

Uploaded on May 17, 2023

Module 2: Trafficking-in-Persons in Domestic Law – Policy, Procedures and Practice

Module 2: Trafficking-in-Persons in Domestic Law – Policy, Procedures and Practice

Uploaded on May 17, 2023

Module 2: Victim Identification, Protection, and Access to Remedy Under Thai Law (Thai)

Module 2: Victim Identification, Protection, and Access to Remedy Under Thai Law (Thai)

Uploaded on May 17, 2023

Module 3: Strategic issues and strategic decision-making in cross-border trafficking litigation

Module 3: Strategic issues and strategic decision-making in cross-border trafficking litigation

Uploaded on May 17, 2023

Module 3: Strategic Issues and Strategic Decision-Making in Trafficking in Persons Cases (Thai)

Module 3: Strategic Issues and Strategic Decision-Making in Trafficking in Persons Cases (Thai)

Uploaded on May 17, 2023

Emerging Patterns in the use of Technology for Labour Trafficking in Southeast Asia

Countering Trafficking in Persons

Navigating Counter-Trafficking National Referral Systems: The Survivor Experience in Bangladesh and Cambodia

Ukraine’s heroines: Women leaders provide critical services amid catastrophic war

I was once a victim of human trafficking. Now I help bring other victims home safely from Cambodia to Bangladesh.

Covid-19 & Social Audits: What Have We Learnt?

Learning from our Actions: How can we be Comfortable with Failure?

Migrant Workers Policy and Vulnerability to Labour Trafficking in Malaysia: Lessons and Gaps from Existing Literature

Covid-19 & Social Audits: What Have We Learnt?

Winrock’s Top 10 stories of 2022

“Deep down we are all the same:” campaign by USAID Thailand CTIP shares migrant stories

Indicator Guidance for Countering Trafficking in Persons Project

August 2022 Innovations

Fighting Human Trafficking and Migrant Exploitation in Cyber Space

The Use of Vulnerability Research to Inform Human Trafficking Interventions

Barriers and Opportunities for More Effective Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking

The Hidden Costs of Migration: Evaluating the Bangladesh – Malaysia Corridor

Toward Safer Labor Migration in the Bangladesh-Malaysia Corridor

Smart Navigator Toolkit (Russian)

Mapping Rohingya Movement: Collected Data on the Trafficking Routes of a Persecuted Population

Valuing Victims Voices A Participatory Action Research Project with Victims of ‘Seafood Slavery’ for Effective Counter-Trafficking Communication

Indebted Before Departure: Information Arbitrage and Financial Exploitation by Philippine Migration Intermediaries

Nepal’s Human Trafficking Routes: Mapping Destinations for Migrant Labour

Measurements of Vulnerability to Human Trafficking: Literature Review to Understand Current Approaches and Identification of Further Research Needs

Case Study on How Referrals are Being Made Using the VCMS Referral Mechanism

Malaysia’s Human Trafficking Routes: What the Collective Data Tells Us About Migrant Worker Exploitation

JDR3 Scholars Support Winrock-led Agriculture, Climate and Human Rights Projects Across Asia

My Migration Journey

Providing Services to Survivors in Counter Trafficking Projects: Learning from Our Actions

Approaches to Safe Migration Activities in Counter Trafficking Projects: Learning from Our Actions

Private Sector Engagement in Counter Trafficking Projects: Learning from Our Actions

From Evidence to Action: Practical Guidance for Increasing Evidence Uptake and Impact in Trafficking in Persons Research

From Evidence to Action: Challenges to Evidence Uptake and Impact

Survivors Become Champions and Leaders of New Counter-Trafficking Movement

“Labor of Loss:” Winrock’s USAID Asia Counter Trafficking in Persons Project Launches New Podcast Series

USAID Private Sector Engagement Exposure Page Features “Thailand: Mars Petcare Partnership Gives Voice to Vulnerable Seafood Workers”

Survivors’ Perspectives on Successful Reintegration After Trafficking

February 2021 Innovations

Partners Work to Reduce Worker Vulnerability to Unfair Labor in Thailand’s Seafood Supply Chain

January 2021 Innovations

Collaborating to Fight Human Trafficking

Learning Action Brief: A Social network Analysis of CTIP CSPs in the Asia Region

November 2020 Innovations

How to Build Cross-Sectoral Collaboration to Protect Workers in the Age of COVID-19

Cruel Outcomes: An In-Depth Look at Forced Labor in the Palm Oil Industry with Recommendations for Reform

USAID Features Winrock’s Safe Migration in Central Asia Program

Asia CTIP GESI Toolkit

New and Emerging Trends of Human Trafficking in Entertainment

Understanding the impact of COVID-19 on Rohingya and Bangladeshis in Malaysia

Protection risks faced by Rohingya and Bangladeshis in Malaysia amid the COVID-19 crisis

Safe Migration in Central Asia

September 2020 Innovations

Winrock Experts Share Knowledge and Insights at Concordia 2020

Feasibility Study: Digital Options to Improve Migration Journeys to Thailand

Victim Case Management System

Trafficking Victim Protection Frameworks in Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Thailand, and Viet Nam: A Resource for Practitioners

Identifying Trafficking Victims: An Analysis of Victim Identification Tools and Resources in Asia

Situational Assessment of Labor Migrants in Asia: Needs and Knowledge During COVID-19

Situational Assessment of Labor Migrants in Asia Infographic

July 2020 Innovations

Module 3: Strategic Issues and Strategic Decision-Making in Trafficking in Persons Cases  (Thai)

Module 3: Strategic Issues and Strategic Decision-Making in Trafficking in Persons Cases  (Thai)