Publications
On this page you'll find the English summaries of the reports that the National Rapporteur publishes on the nature and scale of human trafficking and sexual violence against children in the Netherlands. The full reports and other publications can be accessed on the Dutch website (in Dutch).
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Statement National Rapporteur: Dutch Week against child abuse 2016
Today marks the start of the Dutch Week against Child Abuse. The goal is to raise public awareness of child abuse. As the ...
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Statement of the National Rapporteur on EU Anti-Trafficking Day 2016
Today, the 18th of October 2016, marks the European Day against Human Trafficking. An important moment to reflect on modern ...
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Vulnerability up Close
The National Rapporteur is concerned about the position of Roma children, Syrian child brides and children living illegally in ...
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Dettmeijer-Vermeulen en Van Krimpen Spanish Chrónica 2016 July
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Dettmeijer-Vermeulen en Van Krimpen English Chronicle 2016 July
July’s Chronicle, the journal of the International Association of Youth and Family Judges and Magistrates (IAYFJM), featured an ...
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Dettmeijer-Vermeulen en Van Krimpen French Chronique 2016 July
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The Prominent Role of National Judges in Interpreting the International Definition of Human Trafficking
Although there has been much discussion of the scope of the concept of human trafficking in international literature, the part ...
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Child Sexual Abuse on Trial. Part 1: The Cases (2016)
In her report ‘Child sexual abuse on trial’, the National Rapporteur on Trafficking in Human Beings and Sexual Violence against ...
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Child Sexual Abuse on Trial. Part 2: The Sentences (2016)
Judges in child sexual abuse cases do not sufficiently explain how they determine their sentences. Judges name a variety of ...
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Governments' responsibilities as countries of demand, supply and/or victimisation, by S. Kragten-Heerdink, L. Menenti and C. Dettmeijer-Vermeulen (May 2016).
A two-year Global Study reveals that more children are being sexually exploited than ever before and that this is an endemic ...