Citation

Johnson AL. Columbia Hum. Rights Law Rev. 2012; 43(2): 617-710.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2012, Columbia University School of Law)

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Abstract

The article focuses on the failure of the anti-trafficking regime of the U.S. in addressing American Indian women and girls' sex trafficking. It explores the qualities of the American Indian women's sex trafficking, as well as the anti-trafficking structure developed by the state and federal governments since 2000. It also discusses ways on how to control the marginalization of the domestic victims in the government anti-trafficking efforts' implementation. It suggests the importance of improving the efforts for anti-trafficking in meeting domestic and American Indian victims' needs.

Language: en