http://www.lauraagustin.com/how-rescue-from-trafficking-yet-again-means-police-detention-and-rehabilitation-this-time-in-the-philippines Dr Laura Agustín on Migration, Trafficking and Sex Thu, 09 Feb 2012 09:16:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://www.lauraagustin.com/how-rescue-from-trafficking-yet-again-means-police-detention-and-rehabilitation-this-time-in-the-philippines#comment-2195 RH Reality Check: Report: Police Abuse of Cambodian Sex Workers Made Worse by US Policies « Center for Thai & ASEAN News Study Fri, 23 Jul 2010 10:35:23 +0000 http://www.lauraagustin.com/?p=7609#comment-2195 [...] This is not uncommon [6]; it’s a pattern seen in many places. In Cambodia, where the rule of law is weak, abuses included extreme torture and even deaths in custody. In addition to detention and abuse by law enforcement, sex workers were also unlawfully detained by anti-trafficking NGOs. One bright spot is that these organizations say that they have changed their policies and HRW says that no reports of detention by NGOs have been received in 2010. [...] [...] This is not uncommon [6]; it’s a pattern seen in many places. In Cambodia, where the rule of law is weak, abuses included extreme torture and even deaths in custody. In addition to detention and abuse by law enforcement, sex workers were also unlawfully detained by anti-trafficking NGOs. One bright spot is that these organizations say that they have changed their policies and HRW says that no reports of detention by NGOs have been received in 2010. [...]

]]> http://www.lauraagustin.com/how-rescue-from-trafficking-yet-again-means-police-detention-and-rehabilitation-this-time-in-the-philippines#comment-2194 RH Reality Check: Report: Police Abuse of Cambodian Sex Workers Made Worse by US Policies « Center for Morality & Ethis News Study Fri, 23 Jul 2010 10:34:08 +0000 http://www.lauraagustin.com/?p=7609#comment-2194 [...] This is not uncommon [6]; it’s a pattern seen in many places. In Cambodia, where the rule of law is weak, abuses included extreme torture and even deaths in custody. In addition to detention and abuse by law enforcement, sex workers were also unlawfully detained by anti-trafficking NGOs. One bright spot is that these organizations say that they have changed their policies and HRW says that no reports of detention by NGOs have been received in 2010. [...] [...] This is not uncommon [6]; it’s a pattern seen in many places. In Cambodia, where the rule of law is weak, abuses included extreme torture and even deaths in custody. In addition to detention and abuse by law enforcement, sex workers were also unlawfully detained by anti-trafficking NGOs. One bright spot is that these organizations say that they have changed their policies and HRW says that no reports of detention by NGOs have been received in 2010. [...]

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