The Protection Project (2008). Netherlands. 11 p. “The Netherlands is a country of destination and, to a lesser extent, transit for trafficking in women and children. According to a 2003 United Nations (UN) report, the Netherlands is one of the top nine destination countries for sex trafficking in the world.”
http://www.protectionproject.org/human_rights_reports/report_documents/netherlands.doc

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UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre. (2012). Child Trafficking in the Nordic Countries: Rethinking Strategies and National Responses. 154 p. "The study confirms that the Nordic countries have indeed made significant – and continuously evolving – attempts to address the issue of child trafficking, including through setting up relevant institutions, developing action plans and allocating budgets. However, while this has meant that specialized expertise is available for specific groups of children, it has sometimes also led to fragmentation of services, leaving some children unprotected."
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UNICRI. (2010). Trafficking of Nigerian Grils in Italy: The Data, The Stories, The Social Services. 109 p. "This publication is a research study on the services and social protection interventions in favour of minor Nigerian girls who are victims of trafficking in Italy. The survey, which was conducted by a team of researchers from Parsec Association coordinated by Professor Francesco Carchedi, follows a previous research conducted in 2004 by the Universities of Turin and Benin City, aimed at exploring the process of trafficking from Nigeria, from recruitment to the journey towards Europe, up to exploitation in Italy. From a comparison of the two studies, it appears that all the essential components of the trafficking of young Nigerian women seem to follow a well established pattern, whose main features have not changed from the first study. The aim of the study was to highlight the particular aspects of trafficking from Nigeria, especially those related to minors, while examining the specific needs and characteristics of these services through a qualitative research approach."
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