Neil Howard, a Marie Curie Fellow at the EUI, is part of a team of over 150 academics and practitioners who have contributed to a new e-syllabus known as the Beyond Trafficking and Slavery (BTS) Short Course. Neil Howard is based at the Migration Policy Centre where he is working on a project entitled ‘The […]

Last week, Judge Maria Grazia Giammarinaro, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Trafficking in persons visited the EUI to deliver a keynote lecture entitled Addressing Demand in the Context of Different Forms of Trafficking. The lecture was organised by DemandAT, an interdisciplinary project addressing the demand for trafficking in human beings, in collaboration with the TRAFFICKO project. […]

Current discourses and dialogues about trafficking are denying many migrants autonomy over their actions