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Trafficked women are used and consumed in different ways and by different users in Australia. They are used by the traffickers
and by the consumer of the destination country. They are used as prosecutorial tools by the national criminal justice agents.
They are used by the national politicians to pursue border control policy objectives and to be seen as abiding by international
protocols. In all these uses, the identity of the trafficked woman is formed and shaped to fit the users’ need. However, these
women’s otherness and abjection is constantly maintained and reinforced. They are used as a commodity. Meanwhile, the discussion
on the demand side, and the consequent responsibility of the destination country, is virtually omitted. This paper will raise
the question of how the socio-legal analysis and discourse would evolve if a literal interpretation of trafficking women as
a commodity was taken into account, exploring an international trade approach. The social construction of trafficked women
as a commodity has been identified and criticised by academic scholars, NGOs’ and UN’s rapporteurs. By pursuing this line
of approach, the destination country is forced to take more responsibility for how the woman is demanded within its territory.
As a consequence of this international trade approach, the State should deliver equality and non-discrimination. Rather than
being a cynical application of a trade framework to trafficked women, this approach aims to highlight the paradox of such
a situation in legal terms. It is highlighted that approaching trafficked women from this legal and jurisprudential way may
offer more possibilities to expand their claims against the State. Currently, in Australia, when a trafficked woman is located
by the State, she would attract limited and temporal rights, her being the ‘other’ as well as an abject entity remains, notwithstanding
the fact the she was imported because there is a demand within the territory. 相似文献
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Soares-Vieira JA Billerbeck AE Iwamura ES Zampieri RA Gattás GJ Munoz DR Hallak J Mendonca BB Lucon AM 《Journal of forensic sciences》2007,52(3):664-670
ABSTRACT: The incidence of rape has increased, especially in metropolitan areas, such as the city of São Paulo. In Brazil, studies about it have shown that the majority of this type of crime is committed by the relatives and persons close to the victim. This has made the crime more difficult to be denounced, as only 10% of the cases are reported to competent police authorities. Usually, cytological exams are carried out in sex crime investigations. The difficulty in showing the presence of spermatozoa is frequent, but it does not exclude the presence of male DNA. The absence of spermatozoa in material collected from rape victims can be due to several factors, including the fact that the agressor suffers from azoospermia. This condition can be the result of a successful vasectomy. As the majority of DNA in the ejaculation sample is from spermatozoa, there is much less DNA to be analyzed. This study presents the application of Y‐STRs (DYS19, DYS389I, DYS389II, DYS390, DYS391, DYS392, and DYS393) in DNA analysis of sperm samples from 105 vasectomized men. The study demonstrated a great variation in DNA concentration. DNA extraction and amplification was possible in all sperm samples even in the absence of spermatozoa. The same profile was observed, for each individual, from DNA extracted from blood, pre‐ and postvasectomy semen samples. The use of markers specific for Y chromosome in sex crime cases, especially in the absence of spermatozoa, is very important, mainly because in most situations there is a small quantity of the agressor's DNA in the medium and a large quantity of the victim's DNA. 相似文献
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Law and Critique - We will examine the revolts, begun in October of 2019, and currently developing in Chile under three conjoined parts. First, we will not try to theoretically ‘tame’... 相似文献
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Law and Critique - The concept of the republic is a complex meta-principle that facilitates and conceals global relations of domination. Specifically, it enables the invisibility of racism as the... 相似文献
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