Abstract
In this qualitative case study, two Thai Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) shelters/schools working with human trafficking survivors and at-risk populations of children ages 5-18 were examined. This study takes the stance that the work of the NGOs needs to be understood through the first-hand perceptions and attitudes of NGO staff and the children they serve. Education is an intervention designed to achieve the mission of both NGOs. Education is treated as a means of preventing human trafficking and protecting human trafficking survivors from returning to exploitative situations, though the effectiveness of the intervention is unclear.
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
7-2014
Publisher Statement
Copyright © 2014 Slavery Today. This article first appeared in Slavery Today 1:2 (July 2014), 93-118.
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Recommended Citation
Spires, Robert. “Human Trafficking NGOs in Thailand: A Two-Site Case Study of the Children Served in Education Programs” Slavery Today 1:2 (July 2014): 93-118.