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The Cambridge Centre for Applied Research in Human Trafficking is an international network of academics and practitioners involved in resisting Human Trafficking and seeking to understand its root causes, networks of exploitation, and business cycle of abuse. The CCARHT network embraces academics involved in research of migratory routes, psychological abuse and constraints, market forces of demand, legislation protecting victims of trafficking, repatriation and restitution concerns and underpinning issues around supply lines of trafficked people and the matrices of vulnerability. CCARHT has affiliate academics and enforcement and NGO practitioners in numerous countries across the world.
Specialisms
CCARHT is currently undertaking work on the impact of major sporting events including concerns about trafficking risk raised in the World Cup festivals undertaken in Germany and South Africa and the Olympics in Athens, and Beijing, and the Winter Olympics in 2010 in Vancouver.
Previous work has been undertaken on victim care and protection, West African methods of victim control, welfare management within European detention centres, and child trafficking identification within the European Union.
Reports
CCARHT from time to time publishes reports undertaken by the Centre, and also is pleased to host reports undertaken by partners and affiliates of our work programme on our on line library. If there is a report which you would like to see on our pages please be in contact with us to ensure its inclusion in our on line stack.
Symposia and on-line Webinars
CCARHT is currently revising its list of webinars and symposia for the forthcoming academic year, and looking for potential partners to host a leading symposia on West African routes into trafficking for early 2011.
Expert Witness
CCARHT staff members can be contacted in order to assist in Expert Witness report building, and auditing of trafficking projects for the charitable and public sector.
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