Deconstructing a victimising narrative of women’s lives
Autonomy and vulnerability in migration, through an intersectional and human rights-based approach Padova – 5, 12, 18, 19 April 2023
HR monitoring trends: evolutionary interpretation, intersectional approach and fact-finding methodologies
My reflections are mostly based on my experience as United Nations Special Rapporteur on trafficking in persons especially women and
Situational Vulnerability in Supranational and Italian Legislation
How to identify situations of abuse of vulnerability, which are constitutive of severe labour exploitation? https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fhumd.2022.861600/full
Understanding Exploitation Requires a Human Rights and Gender-Sensitive Intersectional Approach
My analysis of women’s exploitation in agriculture, domestic/care work, and sex work, shows that intersectional factors produce various types of
The victim’s consent in international law and case-law
VIENNA, 8 November 2021 – KEY-NOTE SPEECH – THE VICTIM’S CONSENT IN INTERNATIONAL LAW AND CASE-LAW by Maria Grazia Giammarinaro I
Proud to have spoken at the launch of Talitha Kum’s CALL TO ACTION
TO CARE is an important word for all women. In the traditional division ofwork, social reproduction is the sphere assigned
Revising EU Directive on human trafficking? For bad or good reasons?
Directive 2011/36/EU is not fully and correctly implemented, especially concerning its most innovative aspects on victims’ rights. Therefore, I’m convinced
G20 governments must address violence embedded in women’s exploitation
Violence against women is not an issue regarding women only, but the society as a whole. It must be considered
Workers must be free from exploitation
1 May: this celebration reminds us that so many workers live and work in a condition of serious exploitation, in