| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立中正大學 === 戰略暨國際事務研究所 === 104 === The Human Trafficking Prevention Act, enacted and put into effect in 2009, serves as the legal basis for combating crimes related to human trafficking and safeguarding the rights of victims. For the reason that the Act is a new law in Taiwan, it is necessary to reexamine whether there is any deficiency or inadequacy of the Act. This study aims to identify the weaknesses and controversial issues of the Act by examining its implementation in police work in the past seven years.
This dissertation is divided into five chapters.
Chapter one is preface. It frames the research motivation, background and the goals of the study. Preface also introduces the structure and the purposes of this research combining with relevant reference, and defines the researching scale as well.
Chapter two is explaining the concept of human trafficking and discussing the causes and specialty of the crime. This chapter also confers on the political and legislative actions the government took to prevent human trafficking in response to the annual Trafficking in Persons Report from 2004 until now.
Chapter three is to investigate procedure and the categories of human trafficking crime, which could be classified into sexual exploitation and forced labor.
Chapter four is about analyzing the human trafficking cases from political, legislative and practical aspects by realizing the issues police officers come across. And this chapter is also used as the reference of the coping strategies in anti-human-trafficking.
Chapter five is the conclusion, which summarizes all of the aforesaid viewpoints in Chapter two, three and four, and also advices some suggestion for the government.
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