TAILIEUCHUNG - The Health Risks and Consequences of Trafficking in Women and Adolescents

Providers should be aware of the relationship between infections that may be already present and the risk of iatrogenic infection. For example, clients should be checked for endogenous or sexually transmitted infections before insertions of the IUD to avoid bacteria being pushed into the uterus. Alternatively, women selecting the IUD should be encouraged to choose a different form of contraception if they consider themselves at risk of exposure to an STI. Comprehensive reproductive health services should be made available, including the management of endogenous and sexually transmitted infections, to limit the risk factors for iatrogenic infection | The Health Risks and Consequences of Trafficking in Women and Adolescents Findings from a European Study including Human Rights Analysis of Health and Trafficking and Principles for Promoting the Health Rights of Trafficked Women London School of Hygiene Tropical Medicine La Strada Ukraine 5tv Foundation Against Trafficking in Women STV University of Padua Department of Sociology Global Alliance Against Trafficking in Women London Metropolitan University Child and Women Abuse Studies Unit The health risks and consequences of trafficking in women and adolescents findings from a European study Research conducted by Cathy Zimmerman Katherine Yun and Charlotte Watts London School of Hygiene Tropical Medicine United Kingdom Inna Shvab La Strada Ukraine Luca Trappolin Mariangela Treppete and Franca Bimbi University of Padua Department of Sociology Italy Sae-tang Jiraporn Global Alliance Against Trafficking in Women Thailand Ledia Beci International Catholic Migration Committee Albania Marcia Albrecht Foundation Against Trafficking in Women STV the Netherlands and Julie Bindel and Linda Regan London Metropolitan University United Kingdom . Research supervised by Charlotte Watts. Report written by Cathy Zimmerman. The chapter Human rights analysis of health and trafficking was written by Brad Adams. Report edited by Charlotte Watts Brad Adams and Erin Nelson. Report citation Zimmerman C. Yun K. Shvab I. Watts C. Trappolin L. Treppete M. Bimbi F. Adams B. Jiraporn S. Beci L. Albrecht M. Bindel J. and Regan L. 2003 . The health risks and consequences of trafficking in women and adolescents. Findings from a European study. London London School of Hygiene Tropical Medicine LSHTM . Report design and layout Becky Shand. This study was funded with support from the European Commission s Daphne Programme. Acknowledgements First and foremost the researchers for this study would like extend our enormous gratitude to the courageous women who spoke with us about their experiences. We .

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