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Ligia Kiss¹, Cathy Zimmerman¹

¹Department of Global Health and Development, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, London, United Kingdom.

|January 30, 2019

Summary

Research is needed to prevent human trafficking and lessen its harmful impacts. Further studies can inform effective interventions and support for survivors.

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Public Health
Criminology
Sociology

Background:

Human trafficking is a complex global issue with devastating consequences for victims.
Existing research often focuses on post-victimization support rather than primary prevention.

Discussion:

This editorial highlights the critical need for more research dedicated to preventing human trafficking.
It emphasizes the importance of understanding the root causes and risk factors to develop targeted prevention strategies.

Key Insights:

Proactive research is essential for developing effective human trafficking prevention methods.
Mitigating the effects of human trafficking requires a multi-faceted research approach.

Outlook:

Future research should explore innovative prevention models and evidence-based interventions.
Collaboration between researchers, policymakers, and practitioners is crucial for addressing human trafficking effectively.