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Notes<br />
what is human trafficking?<br />
1 ‘A Global Alliance Against Forced Labour’, International<br />
Labour Organization.<br />
http://www.ilo.org<br />
The response to human trafficking<br />
2 See Article 3(a).<br />
www.no-trafficking.org/resources_laws.html<br />
Cambodia<br />
3 General Population Census of Cambodia (2008).<br />
4 Central Intelligence Agency, ‘The World Factbook’ (2009).<br />
www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook<br />
5 See above n. 3.<br />
6-7 Cambodian Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth<br />
Rehabilitation (2009).<br />
There are currently no reliable estimates of the total<br />
number of trafficking victims in Cambodia. As a reference,<br />
repatriation data from some surrounding countries is<br />
used.<br />
8-12 Law on Suppression of Human Trafficking and Sexual<br />
Exploitation (2007).<br />
13 Cambodian Penal Code (2009).<br />
China<br />
14 China Statistical Yearbook (2008).<br />
15 See above n. 4.<br />
16 Chen Jian, Vice Minister of MOFCOM, provided at video<br />
conference on sending Chinese workers abroad.<br />
17 ‘Communiqué on Major Data of 1% National Population<br />
Sample Survey in 2005’, State Statistics Bureau, China.<br />
18 See above n. 16.<br />
36<br />
19 Unpublished study of print media reports of trafficking<br />
cases in China, International Labour Organization, The<br />
Project to Prevent Trafficking in Girls and Young Women<br />
for Labour Exploitation in China (CP-TING) (2006-2008).<br />
20 ‘Country Paper against Trafficking in Women and Children’,<br />
The National Working Committee on Children and Women<br />
Under the State Council (2004).<br />
21 Unpublished analysis of online media reports on<br />
trafficking cases, UNIAP, China (2007-June 2008).<br />
22 Unpublished analysis of online media reports on<br />
trafficking cases, UNIAP, China (Ongoing).<br />
23 News of IMOAT first Liaison officers training workshop<br />
(2009).<br />
www.mps.gov.cn/n16/n983040/n1928424/<br />
n1928454/2028130.html<br />
24 ‘Study of situation of children left behind in China’, All-<br />
China Women’s Federation (2008).<br />
www.china.com.cn/news/2008-02/27/content_10861371.<br />
htm<br />
25-26 Press release issued at Anti-trafficking Campaign Press<br />
Conferences and during TV/online interviews, Ministry of<br />
Public Security, China (May 2009).<br />
27 Unpublished analysis of online media reports on<br />
trafficking cases, UNIAP, China (Ongoing).<br />
28-29 See above n. 25.<br />
30 Criminal Law of the People’s Republic of China (1997),<br />
Article 240.<br />
31 See above n. 27.<br />
32 China Inter-Ministerial Meeting, Office Against Human<br />
Trafficking (IMOAT), China NPA Implementation Progress<br />
Update (2009).<br />
33-34 Press release from the Supreme People’s Court, China<br />
(2009).<br />
35-40 Criminal Law of the People’s Republic of China (1997).<br />
41-42 See above n. 25.
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