Psychological health impact of THB for sexual exploitation on female victims. Consequences for stakeholders

I. PRESENTATION

II. STATE OF THE ART

1. Existing knowlege on PHIT: bibliographical review (ALBA ALFAGEME I CASANOVA)

2. Secondary Victimization of Trafficking Victims and Law Enforcement Interventions (LEYLA KHADRAOUI y CONNY RIJKEN)

3. International legal context: The State’s obligation to address Psychological Health Impact of Human Trafficking (CARLY BOLLEN y CONNY RIJKEN)

4. National legal context: THB regulation in the participatin member states (ORIOL NEBOT I NIETO)

 

III. RESEARCH FINDINGS

1. Interviews with THB survivors

2. Psychopathological evaluation of female victims of human traffic for sexual exploitation (MAR RAMOS)

3. Interviews & focus groups with stakeholders

4. Psychological health impact of THB and immigration rules (MARKUS GONZÁLEZ BELIFUSS)

5. The role of PHIT in criminal proceedings

6. The correlation between trauma and the accuracy of statements (MIRJAM HUPPERETZ, NICOLE NIEROP, MIRJAM TER BEEK, PAUL VAN DEN ESHOF y MARTIHN VAN BEEK)

7. Psychological Health Impact of Trafficking: Conclusions and Recommendations from the Netherlands (CONNY RIJKEN y LEYLA KHADRAOUI)

 

IV. TOOLS DEVELOPED IN THE PHIT PROJECT

1 Indicators of trafficking in human beings for sexual exploitation

2 Recommendations for the psychological assessment and care of survivors of human trafficking for sexual exploitation

3 Security recommendations for victims of human trafficking for sexual exploitation

4 Security recommendations for professionals who attend victims of trafficking in human beings

 

V. ANNEXES

1 Interviewer’s Guide

2 Questionnaire for life history calendar interview with THB survivors