Titlebook: Identifying Victims of Human Trafficking; The Legal Issues, Ch Matthew Davis Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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Identifying Victims of Human Trafficking: The Legal Issues, Challenges and Barriers,king from a crime control perspective. Although States are legally obligated to protect individuals from exploitation at the supra-national level through international law, this is not enough. A victim-centred approach to the issue of identification is required by States to satisfy both their legal

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Contextual Issues Associated with the Detection and Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking,ntrol policies to charge, prosecute and convict offenders of modern slavery. Additionally, hostile environment policies often lead to individuals being kept in exploitation and invisible to society. The divorce of the UK from the EU (Brexit) has also impacted on the ability to combat the crime trans

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Legislative Developments in Immigration Law Which Make Identification of Trafficked Victims More Chgrants coming to the UK are important. Unfortunately, the Nationality and Borders Act 2022 was passed in part in response to concerns that non-genuine claims of trafficking were being made and make it more difficult to rely upon provisions and protections in the Modern Slavery Act 2015. Additionally

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The Impact of Covid-19 on the Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking in the UK,lnerable groups were detrimentally affected in various ways. One such group are trafficked victims who were especially affected by the social restrictions occurring at the same time as their exploitation. Discussion as to the impact Covid-19 had on the identification of trafficked victims is importa

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The Prosecution and Criminalisation of Trafficked Victims,tion from their traffickers. Victims are then often misidentified, not as a victim, but as an offender, exposing them to being prosecuted for sexual offences like prostitution, drug offences, theft or offences against the person including murder. Despite there being international legal obligations t

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The Statutory Defence Available to Trafficked Victims and the Role of the Legal Profession in Identence when applied in practice which fails to adequately protect victims and for trials to continue through to conviction and sentence. Consequently, it is difficult for the UK to demonstrate a consistent victim-centred approach protecting victims from trafficking when the focus is on the criminal be

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Conclusion,m in the UK is evident and exists within structural, political, contextual and legislative environments. The result is victims are either barred from relying on identification provisions, misidentified as other types of migrants, or prosecuted as an offender for offences committed under duress from