Presentations
Below you will find the presentations of the talks delivered at the conference.
Tuesday, 12 April
Session 2: Human trafficking in the 21st century
Kristiina Kangaspunta, Chief of the Crime Research Section, UNODC
Global trends and patterns of human trafficking
Lauren McCarthy, Assistant Professor of Legal Studies, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Law enforcement's pursuit of trafficking cases in Russia
Siobhan Mullally, First Vice President of the Council of Europe's Group of Experts on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings (GRETA)
The Council of Europe Convention on Action against Trafficking: the refugee and migration crisis in Europe
Session 3: Legal Issues and International Cooperation
Sumbul Rizvi, Head of Unit on Asylum and Migration at the Division of International Protection, UNHCR
The impact of human trafficking on refugees and stateless persons
Vineta Polatside, Senior Adviser and Head of the Task Force against Trafficking
in Human Beings, Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS)
Human trafficking in the 21st century, current and future trends
Dominika Borg Jansson, Doctor of Criminal Law, UCRS, Uppsala University
Trafficking from a holistic perspective
Carrie Pemberton Ford, PhD, Director of the Cambridge Centre for Applied Research in Human Trafficking (CCARHT)
“Who’s in the House? The Politics, Economics and Efficacy of the Nordic model – and its opponents” – the first fifteen years of a new approach to ‘managing sex work and its trafficking cousins’
Wednesday, 13 April
Session 1: Judicial tools to combat human trafficking
Dominika Borg Jansson, Doctor of Criminal Law, UCRS, Uppsala University
Legislation on human trafficking: a comparative perspective
Mark Klamberg, Associate Professor of International Law, Stockholm University
Prosecuting trafficking as a crime against humanity or a war crime under the Rome Statute
Märta Johansson, Associate Professor in Law, Örebro University
Human trafficking: the problem of shifting goalposts
Karin Åström, Associate Professor in Law, Umeå University
The aim of the Swedish regulation - to combat human trafficking or protect the victims?
Session 2: Different Forms of Trafficking/Exploitation
Per Ole Träskman, Professor Emeritus in Law, Lund University
Issues with carrying out a just trial in cases concerning trafficking
Ninna Mörner, Coordinator of the Swedish Civil Society Platform Against Human Trafficking
Applying a victim-centered approach based on human rights