The Commodification of Illicit Flows: Labour Migration, Trafficking and Business October 8, 2009

MULTRIDISCIPLINARY INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE on human trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation within the contexts of migration and the global economy

PANEL DISCUSSIONS
Labour Trafficking
Child Trafficking
Migration and Labour Trafficking
Business and Labour Trafficking
Government Responses to Labour Trafficking

PRESENTERS
Roger Plant (International Labour Office), Mrs. Ndioro Ndiaye (President of the Board of Liberta and President of the Alliance for Migration, Leadership and Development (AMLD) and Former Deputy Director General International Organisation for Migration), Mark B. Taylor (U.S. Department of State), Dr. Louise Shelley (George Mason University), Jacqueline Bhabha (Harvard Law School), Dr. Conny Rijken (Tilburg University), Rudolf E.H. Hilgers (Dutch National Public Prosecution Office), Dr. Annalee Lepp (University of Victoria), Daniel Kweku Sam (International Organization of Migration), Anne Pawletta (Consultant), Dr. Philipp Schwertmann (International Organization for Migration), Amy Pickell (University of Windsor), Sean Sellers (Food & Society Fellow, Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy), Greg Asbed (Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW)), Renan Salgado (Farmworker Legal Services of New York, Inc.), Elise Garvey (The Human Trafficking Project), Romesh Hettiarachchi (University of Windsor), Bethany Tapp (University of British Columbia)

KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Saturday, October 10
1:30-2:30
Mohamed Y. Mattar, S.J.D.
Research Professor of Law and Executive Director of The Protection Project at
The Johns Hopkins University
School for Advanced International Studies (SAIS)