This book shows how policies to combat human trafficking and regulate sex work have shaped both the structure of the modern Cambodian sex industry and sex workers' experiences.
This book shows how policies to combat human trafficking and regulate sex work have shaped both the structure of the modern Cambodian sex industry and sex workers' experiences.
Larissa Sandy is Lecturer in Justice and Legal Studies at RMIT University, Australia. She is an anthropologist whose work focuses on gender, sexuality and culture in Southeast Asia. Her previous book Women and Sex Work in Cambodia was also published with Routledge (2014).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Srey Mom: Staging the trafficking victim 3. Anatomy of a raid: Raids/rescues and the anti-trafficking movement in Cambodia 4. The Frontlines: Implementation of Cambodia's 2008 Human Trafficking Law 5. States of Play: Sex work and sex workers under the Human Trafficking Law 6. Conclusion
1. Introduction 2. Srey Mom: Staging the trafficking victim 3. Anatomy of a raid: Raids/rescues and the anti-trafficking movement in Cambodia 4. The Frontlines: Implementation of Cambodia's 2008 Human Trafficking Law 5. States of Play: Sex work and sex workers under the Human Trafficking Law 6. Conclusion
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