Migrant Trafficking Networks. Where Is the Human Ethics?
Migrant Trafficking Networks. Where Is the Human Ethics?
Author(s): Ana Campina, Carlos RODRIGUESSubject(s): Criminal Law, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
Published by: Societatea de Stiinte Juridice si Administrative
Keywords: migration; trafficking; ethics; international law; governance;
Summary/Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to present the result of the research aiming to answer th edifficult and controverse question: Migrant Trafficking Networks. Where is the Human Ethics? Presenting the data, the International and European legal environment, as well as pointing out the action of the International Migration Organization. Although all efforts to give the protection needed to the migrants, prevent the worst violence and crimes committed against and millions of human beings. While legal and political governance instruments, the context is serious involving millions of persons, being a global reality requiring a serious and effective (re)action by all direct or indirect enrolled in this worldwide reality. The challenge is in the top of priorities to the International Community, to the States and their Governments. Are the International and European Laws being applied? The International Community is being able to give the need answer to this complex and critical reality? There is Human Ethics in the migration governance? Which is the result of the migrant trafficking networks fighting? These are some questions that were the support of our research that we try to analyze and summarize in this paper.
Journal: Perspectives of Law and Public Administration
- Issue Year: 14/2025
- Issue No: 3
- Page Range: 589-606
- Page Count: 18
- Language: English
