03435nam a2200301   4500001000700000010001800007090001100025100004100036101000800077200014500085210002600230215001800256225005000274300012900324330210500453606003302558606002902591606002902620606003402649606003202683606002502715606002402740606001802764710010702782955001102889995011902900995011403019389134  a9789525333763  a389134  a20100203d2009       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aHuman trafficking and organised crimeetrafficking for sexual exploitation and organised procuring in FinlandfMinna Viuhko, Anniina Jokinen  aHelsinkicHEUNId2009  a147 p.d25 cm  aPublication Series. [Heuni Report Series]v62  aTambém disponível através de: https://www.heuni.fi/Etusivu/Publications/1266333630121. Acedido em 09 de Agosto de 2010.  a1. Introduction. 2. Relevant concepts and legislation: 2.1 Trafficking in human beings; 2.2 Human smuggling; 2.3 Organised crime; 2.4 Prostitution and procuring. 3. The current situation in Finland: 3.1 Short history of combating human trafficking; 3.2 Trafficking in human beings cases; 3.3 Prostitution in Finland; 3.4 Procuring in Finland; 3.5 Organised crime in Finland. 4. Data and methods: 4.1 The analytical model; 4.2 The data; 4.3 Excerpts from the data. The recruitment phase. 5. Recruiting the women to Finland: 5.1 Who are the victims? 5.2 Recruiting The Women: Methods of recruitment; 5.3 The question of consent and use of deception in the recruitment phase; 5.4 Summary. The transport phase. 6. Transporting the women to Finland: 6.1 Finland as a transit country – The case of the Georgian women as an example; 6.2 The problem of distinguishing between human trafficking, arrangement of illegal immigration and tourism; 6.3 Travelling routes to Finland; 6.4 Travel arrangements; 6.5 The Organisation behind the transport; 6.6 Summary. The procuring phase. 7. Criminal networks and their structure: 7.1 The Organised crime context; 7.2 Criminal networks and their structure; 7.3 Duration of the activity and the profit made; 7.4 Other activities; 7.5 Police activities and precautions taken by the criminals. 8. Different actors engaged in procuring: 8.1 Criminal actors; 8.2 Legal and semi-legal actors; 8.3 Authority involvement and corruption. 9. Sex buyers: 9.1. Characteristics of sex buyers; 9.2 The law on sex purchases and the demand for prostitution; 9.3 Recent changes. 10. Marketing and trading places: 10.1 Marketing; 10.2 Trading places; 10.3 Prices Of The Sexual Services. 11. Methods Of Controlling The Women: 11.1 Financial control; 11.2 Limits and rules; 11.3 Violence and threats; 11.4 Summary of the procuring phase. 12. Views on victim services and trafficking legislation: 12.1 Victims; 12.2 Victim Services; 12.3 Trafficking legislation. 13. Summary and conclusions: 13.1 Summary of the main findings; 13.2 Conclusions and discussion. Data. References. Appendix.  aTRÁFICO DE PESSOAS9264139  aCRIME ORGANIZADO9225700  aPROSTITUIÇÃO9226370  aTRÁFICO DE MULHERES9262633  aCRIME TRANSNACIONAL9102909  aPROXENETISMO9310519  aFINLÂNDIA9333865  aVÍTIMA9918  aHEUNIbEuropean Institute for Crime Prevention and Control, affiliated with the United Nations9102634  xOferta  104PJ_20_000000000000000_D_2752022-06-066PJ306619420363aPJcPJfPJ130661kPJ20.D.27n2022-06-06o0rMOxOferta  104PJCD_72_00000000000000052022-06-066PJCD729420364aPJcPJfPJ1CD72_28kPJCD72n2022-06-06o0rMOxOferta