Report: Human Trafficking of Legal and Illegal Migrant Workers in Taiwan, Province of China
— March 16, 2011This report explores what circumstances and conditions migrant workers (documented and undocumented) face in Taiwan, Province of China that may lead them to becoming victims of human trafficking and if there are people more vulnerable than others. It takes a closer look on Taiwan, Province of China’s foreign labor policies and how these policies might contribute to the risk of migrant workers falling prey to human traffickers. The report also aims to give the victims voices and to gain a deeper understanding of their perspective and experiences.
The full report: Human Trafficking of Legal and Illegal Migrant Workers in Taiwan, Province of China by Regina Fuchs, Hope Workers’ Center, Taiwan, Province of China January 2011
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