The SAGE Handbook of Human Trafficking and Modern Day Slavery by Jennifer Bryson Clark & Sasha Poucki

Author:Jennifer Bryson Clark & Sasha Poucki [Clark, Jennifer Bryson & Poucki, Sasha]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Political Science, Human Rights, Social Science, Sociology, General, International Relations
ISBN: 9781526450449
Google: Wj9XDwAAQBAJ
Goodreads: 40248248
Publisher: SAGE
Published: 2018-12-10T13:38:31+00:00

Notes

1 Narrative ‘focuses our attention on to a story, through the direct mediation of “telling” which we both stare at and through, which is at once central and peripheral to the experience of the story, both absent and present in the consciousness of those being told the story’ (Hawthorn, 1985: vii).

2 Indeed, Douglass captured this deftly when he stated ‘it is evident that the great cheapness and universality of pictures must exert powerful, though silent, influence upon the ideas and sentiment of present and future generations’ (Stauffer et al., 2015: 130).

3 For one of many examples, see the narrative of Chanta, who states ‘My life has had no significance, no value … I hope that by sharing my story, my life will finally have meaning and prevent others from the deep sadness in my life’ (Chanta, 2003 in Bales and Trodd, 2008: 207).

4 See, for example, the narrative of Dina Chan (1999) in Bales and Trodd (2008: 103–6).

5 See e.g. Jordan et al. (2014); Amaya (2015); Hayes (2012); Bok and Tivnan (2003).

6 For example, Nazer and Lewis (2004); Bok and Tivnan (2003); Muhsen and Crofts (2010); Dirie and Miller (2001); and the various authored texts by Tim Tate.

7 http://antislavery.ac.uk

8 Best practice has been recognised in many states in the form of cognitive or forensic interviewing technique, see for example Newlin et al. (2015).

9 There is also a correlation here with those that have not experienced any formal education either prior to, or during, enslavement.

10 Agir pour les Femmes en Situation Précaire: a grass-roots organisation acting for women in distressing situations.

11 See also the narrative of Masha in Bales and Trodd (2008: 211) who states that ‘psychological assistance is key'.

12 Take the UK's National Referral Mechanism which only allows survivors 45 days to process their enslavement and freedom, and to achieve recovery when they are then expected to engage with the prosecution of their slaveholders and/or traffickers.

13 See e.g. the shift in the approach by the European Court of Human Rights in Siliadin v France (2006) 43 EHRR 16 and then in Ranstev v Cyprus and Russia (2010) 51 EHRR 1

14 Although note Julia O'Connell Davidson's comments that dehumanisation is effectively impossible, that really we mean the active refusal to acknowledge an individual's humanity (O'Connell Davidson, 2015: 51).

15 11/5/2016 Asia · Antislavery Then and Now. http://antislavery.ac.uk/items/show/151

16 See ‘Proposal for a Revised National Referral Mechanism (NRM) For Adults'. The Anti-Trafficking Monitoring Group (ATMG), September 2014; Adams (2011); Policy report by The Slavery Working Group ‘It Happens Here: Equipping the United Kingdom to Fight Modern Slavery’ (2013: 60).

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