Authoritarianism and Trafficking in Persons: Annual Policy Brief
This brief explores the global state of human trafficking, looking closely at the link between trafficking and authoritarianism. Using data from the US Department of State’s Trafficking in Persons reports and case studies from China, Cuba, Eritrea, and Saudi Arabia, the brief argues that authoritarian regimes are less likely to address human trafficking within their borders, while democracies are more likely to.
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