LAW5424 Human trafficking, modern slavery and the law

When you finish this unit, you should be able to:

1. 1

   Critically examine and engage with fundamental principles and structures of international law related to human trafficking and human exploitation, including those related to criminal justice, gender, human rights, labour, and migration.

2. 2

   Analyse, evaluate, and apply the international law and practice related to human trafficking and human exploitation, taking into account their historical evolution and overarching frameworks; and the tensions which exist as a result of the manner in which they have been implemented.

3. 3

   Conduct independent research (whether individually or collectively) on issues applicable to human trafficking and human exploitation and the manner in which these have been applied internationally and incorporated domestically.

4. 4

   Apply developed knowledge of the principles, structures, and tensions at play in the law and practice applicable to human trafficking and human exploitation, and communicate these both orally and in written form effectively, appropriately and persuasively in writing on one or more such issues.

5. 5

   Reflect in an engaged manner on the substance of the required readings and/or on the development and composition of the Research paper and through the Oral presentation.