AsiaFoundation2010.11.15---亚洲人口贩运

AsiaFoundation2010.11.15---亚洲人口贩运
Human Trafficking in Asia
Research indicates that human trafficking today is among the fastest growing criminal industries in the world. According to the U.S. Department of State's most recent Trafficking in Persons Report, an estimated 800,000 men, women, and children are trafficked across international borders every year. Many Asian countries are both the primary sources and destinations for the victims of trafficking.

On Nov. 2, 2010, chief of party of The Asia Foundation's Counter Trafficking in Persons program in Cambodia, Nandita Baruah, joined Luis CdeBaca, ambassador-at-large at the U.S. Department of State's Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, UNIFEM adviser on Global Migration; Alyse Nelson, president of Vital Voices; and Mark Taylor, senior coordinator for Reports and Political Affairs, Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, U.S. Department of State, for a panel co-hosted by The Asia Foundation and Asia Society in New York, to discuss approaches to protect victims, bring traffickers to justice, and prevent trafficking. (Video courtesy of The Asia Society)


亚洲人口贩运
研究表明，人口贩运是当今在世界上增长最快的犯罪行业。据美国能源部的国家的最新人口贩运报告，估计有80万男人，妇女和儿童被贩卖，每年跨越国际边界。许多亚洲国家的主要来源和贩运活动的受害者的目的地。

在11月2，二零一零年，在亚洲基金会的人事计划反人口贩运在柬埔寨，Nandita Baruah，党主任参加在美国国务院的办公室路易斯CdeBaca，大使，在-大，以监控和打击人口贩运的人，妇发基金全球移民顾问; Alyse总统纳尔逊，生命之音，报告和政治事务，监控和打击人口贩运办公室高级协调员泰勒，美国能源部，国务院共同主办，亚洲基金会和面板在纽约亚洲协会，讨论的办法，保护受害者，将贩运者绳之以法，并防止贩运。 （视频亚洲协会提供）