Health, Migration and Trafficking in Women: Are we missing Communication and Education?
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- Sandra de Souza Machado (BR) Universidad de Brasilia
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Governments should collect, analyze and disseminate reliable and comparable data and statistics, disaggregated by gender and age at the (inter) national and local level on different forms of discrimination, exploitation and violence against women and girls. Such data should serve public education and communication policies, with the purpose of detailing the causes and consequences, including costs for public health and economic costs for societies of such discrimination and violence. All relevant factors, for example accessibility, should be considered to inform on the formulation, monitoring, effectiveness and evaluation of laws, policies and programs. A necessary reflection which evaluates how mass media amplify the intention and business of predatory sex tourism in Brazil.
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