September 12, 2025International Review of VictimologyOpen Access

Not vulnerable enough for victim support?! Advancing the formal identification of human trafficking for labour exploitation through a multidimensional vulnerability approach

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The study highlights the complexities of identifying victims of human trafficking for labour exploitation, underlining the need for improved frameworks.
It explores the challenges in differentiating various forms of exploitation, revealing limitations in current legal frameworks for victim identification.
A multidimensional vulnerability approach is proposed as a tool to enhance victim identification and inform policy development.
The findings support a human rights-centered perspective in addressing the thresholds for victim support compared to criminal proceedings.

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This article uncovers the complexities of victim identification in human trafficking, suggesting a new vulnerability model to enhance support and policy implementation.

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Kösl et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d46cc631b076d99fa68e0c https://doi.org/10.1177/02697580251369522

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This article uncovers the complexities of victim identification in human trafficking, suggesting a new vulnerability model to enhance support and policy implementation.

Not vulnerable enough for victim support?! Advancing the formal identification of human trafficking for labour exploitation through a multidimensional vulnerability approach

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Not vulnerable enough for victim support?! Advancing the formal identification of human trafficking for labour exploitation through a multidimensional vulnerability approach

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