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The Protection Project is a human rights institute based at The Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, DC. Founded in 1994 to address trafficking in persons as a human rights violation, The Protection Project focuses on the promotion of human rights values throughout the world. Our emphasis is the protection of human security, especially in women’s and children’s rights; fostering civil society and NGO development through capacity & coalition building; enhancing the rule of law by encouraging citizen participation; advancing human rights education …
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100 Best Practices in the Protection of Migrant Workers, A Series of 100 Best Practices Volume II
Report of the SAIS International Human Rights Clinic 2013 on The Protection of the Rights of Migrant Domestic Workers in a Country of Origin and a Country of Destination: Case Studies of the Philippines and Kuwait
Training Manual to Combat Trafficking in Persons, commissioned by The Qatar Foundation for Combating Human Trafficking (QFCHT)and The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)
Domestic Work as a Form of Trafficking in Persons
The Protection of the Rights of Migrant Domestic Workers in a Country of Origin and a Country of Destination: Case Studies of the Philippines and Kuwait – Conclusions and Recommendations
The Concept of ‘Good Faith’ in Islamic Law
