FMR 25: Human trafficking and smuggling
Forced Migration Review (FMR) issue 25 – to be published in March 2006 in
partnership with the Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women – will include a
feature section on human trafficking and smuggling.
In keeping with FMR’s objective of publishing practice-oriented articles,
authors should give prominence to policy implications, lessons learned and
recommendations for replication of good practice. We are looking for articles
focusing on:
- The nexus and distinction between trafficking, smuggling and refugees
- Gaps and strengths of the existing international instruments and the
human rights framework to enhance understanding and response in the field of
trafficking and smuggling
- Gaps in protection and assistance including repatriation and
reintegration policies
- Changing patterns and trends with respect to vulnerability of social
groups to trafficking and smuggling
- Prevention strategies and programmes to address trafficking and
smuggling
- The smuggling and trafficking of minors – special considerations,
needs and protection
- Emerging focus on ‘demand’ and ‘forced labour’ to enhance analyses and
understanding of prevention
- Human rights impact of interventions aimed at combating trafficking
and smuggling.
Deadline for submission of articles: 1 December 2005. Maximum length: 2,500
words. For author guidelines, see www.fmreview.org/writing.htm
Contact the Editors, Marion Couldrey and Tim Morris, Forced Migration Review,
Refugee Studies Centre, Department of International Development, University of
Oxford, Mansfield Road, Oxford, OX1 3TB, UK
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and Spanish and distributed without charge in 169 countries. FMR is the
world’s most widely read publication on refugee and internal displacement
issues.
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