Recognition of trafficking of women and girls as a form of violence against women and of its incidence in conflict brings the issue implicitly into the WPS agenda. Christine Chinkin introduces her working paper, which explores this latest disruption of the traditional boundaries in the international legal regime

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Human trafficking and the women, peace and security agenda

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Human trafficking and the women, peace and security agenda

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