International protection for refugee’s victims of human trafficking

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In the crime of human trafficking, the victim, who will be exploited by a third person, is forced or mislead to move to a place different from his or her place of origin, which may be in a domestic level or an international level. In this last case, according to the international instruments in the field, the victims of the aforesaid crime may be subjects of protection by the receiving State through the figure of the refuge. As a result, our purposes with this research are, in first place, analyze the currently conception of the refuge figure, as
well as, the location of the crime of human trafficking at the transnational level, and, in second place, we expect to examine the problematic around the migratory status of the victims of human trafficking that request the condition of refugee.


Author Biographies

  • Shirley Llain Arenilla, Universidad del Norte, Universidad del Norte, Universidad del Norte
    LL.M. Derecho Internacional, Stetson University College of Law, especialista en Derecho
    Comercial, Universidad Externado de Colombia, especialista en Contratación Mercantil, Universidad
    del Norte, XXXVIII Curso de Derecho Internacional, OEA (Río de Janeiro, Brasil). Abogada de
    la Universidad del Norte. Docente investigadora
  • Sara Patricia Guzmán Suárez, Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, Seccional Bucaramanga
    Abogada, Universidad Santo Tomás de Aquino de Bogotá, especialista en Derecho Procesal,
    Universidad Libre, máster en Leyes de la Universidad de Illinois en Urbana-Champaign
    (Estados Unidos) y estudiante de doctorado de la Universidad Santo Tomás de Aquino, Bogotá.
    Diplomada en Estudios sobre Trata de Personas por la UNDOC (Oficina de las Naciones Unidas
    contra la Droga y el Delito) y la Universidad Autónoma de Bucaramanga. Docente y directora del
    Centro de Conciliación del Consultorio Jurídico de la Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, Seccional
    Bucaramanga

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