Contents
*Keynote Speech
The status of human trafficking in migrant women around the world and the role of international community = 1
Joy Ngozi EZEILO(Special Rapporteur of the UN Human Rights Council on trafficking in persons)
*Session 1
Domestic implementation of international standards combating human trafficking = 19
[Announcem ent 1]
An NHRIP Perspective on the Philippine Domestic Implementation of International Standards to Combat Trafficking = 21
MA Victoria V. Cardona, Commissioner(Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines)
[Announcem ent 2]
International Standards on Human Trafficking: Implementation Strategy of Korea = 29
Young-Nim YOU, Director(Durebang)
[Announcem ent 3]
Domestic Implementation of International Standards Combating Human Trafficking = 47
Jean Enriquez, Executive Director(Coalition Against Trafficking in Women-Asia Pacific)
[Discussion 1]
HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND REFUGEE PROTECTION: UNHCR¡¯S PERSPECTIVE = 55
Christian Baureder, Protection Officer(UNHCR Seoul)
*Session 2
Development of rehabilitation and social integration programs for the victims of human trafficking = 65
[Announcem ent 1]
Human rights protections and victim support for trafficked women in Australia = 67
Jennifer Burn, Associate Professor (University of Technology Sydney)
[Announcem ent 2]
Return and Reintegration of Trafficked Persons-Guidelines for IOM Practices = 77
June J. H. LEE, Chief of Mission, IOM Seoul
[Announcem ent 3]
Status and Tasks of Human Trafficking Victim support Programs:
Cases in Korea = 79
Hye-Ryeong CHA, Lawyer(Korean Public Interest Lawyer¡¯s Group, ¡®GONGGAM¡¯)
*Session 3
Regional cooperationto prevent human trafficking in Asia = 85
[Announcem ent 1]
Regional Cooperation to Prevent Human Trafficking in Asia:
The Case of Thailand = 87
Amara Pongsapich, Chairperson(National Human Rights Commission of Thailand)
[Announcem ent 2]
Cooperation Measures to Prevent Human Trafficking: Demand Oriented Approach = 95
Young-Sook CHO, Chief(International Coalition, Korean Women¡¯s Association United)
[Announcem ent 3]
Importance of a transnational network in Asia to prevent marriage migration of human trafficking nature: based on marriage migration cases of Korea = 105
Kuk-Yum HAN, Representative(Women Migrants Human Rights Center of Korea)
[Discussion 1]
Cooperation Measures to Prevent Human Trafficking in Asia = 123
Anselmo LEE, Executive Director(Korea Human Rights Foundation)
[Discussion 2]
Regional Cooperation to Prevent Human Trafficking in Asia£ºThe role of National Human Rights Institutions = 129
Suraina Pasha, Project Manager(Asia Pacific Forum of National Human Rights Insitiutions)
*Keynote Speech
The status of human trafficking in migrant women around the world and the role of international community = 1
Joy Ngozi EZEILO(Special Rapporteur of the UN Human Rights Council on trafficking in persons)
*Session 1
Domestic implementation of international standards combating human trafficking = 19
[Announcem ent 1]
An NHRIP Perspective on the Philippine Domestic Implementation of International Standards to Combat Trafficking = 21
MA Victoria V. Cardona, Commissioner(Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines)
[Announcem ent 2]
International Standards on Human Trafficking: Implementation Strategy of Korea = 29
Young-Nim YOU, Director(Durebang)
[Announcem ent 3]
Domestic Implementation of International Standards Combating Human Trafficking = 47
Jean Enriquez, Executive Director(Coalition Against Trafficking in Women-Asia Pacific)
[Discussion 1]
HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND REFUGEE PROTECTION: UNHCR¡¯S PERSPECTIVE = 55
Christian Baureder, Protection Officer(UNHCR Seoul)
*Session 2
Development of rehabilitation and social integration programs for the victims of human trafficking = 65
[Announcem ent 1]
Human rights protections and victim support for trafficked women in Australia = 67
Jennifer Burn, Associate Professor (University of Technology Sydney)
[Announcem ent 2]
Return and Reintegration of Trafficked Persons-Guidelines for IOM Practices = 77
June J. H. LEE, Chief of Mission, IOM Seoul
[Announcem ent 3]
Status and Tasks of Human Trafficking Victim support Programs:
Cases in Korea = 79
Hye-Ryeong CHA, Lawyer(Korean Public Interest Lawyer¡¯s Group, ¡®GONGGAM¡¯)
*Session 3
Regional cooperationto prevent human trafficking in Asia = 85
[Announcem ent 1]
Regional Cooperation to Prevent Human Trafficking in Asia:
The Case of Thailand = 87
Amara Pongsapich, Chairperson(National Human Rights Commission of Thailand)
[Announcem ent 2]
Cooperation Measures to Prevent Human Trafficking: Demand Oriented Approach = 95
Young-Sook CHO, Chief(International Coalition, Korean Women¡¯s Association United)
[Announcem ent 3]
Importance of a transnational network in Asia to prevent marriage migration of human trafficking nature: based on marriage migration cases of Korea = 105
Kuk-Yum HAN, Representative(Women Migrants Human Rights Center of Korea)
[Discussion 1]
Cooperation Measures to Prevent Human Trafficking in Asia = 123
Anselmo LEE, Executive Director(Korea Human Rights Foundation)
[Discussion 2]
Regional Cooperation to Prevent Human Trafficking in Asia£ºThe role of National Human Rights Institutions = 129
Suraina Pasha, Project Manager(Asia Pacific Forum of National Human Rights Insitiutions)