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The analysis presented in this paper is based on the data available on the OECD data warehouse OECD. Stat.
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The paper is based on a desk-based literature review of the international law and jurisprudence that sets out what States are required to do- and what States should do- to provide victims of trafficking in persons with effective remedies.
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The data presented in this paper are based on the SES 2006.
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She further noted that the information on which the conference room paper was based does not provide conclusive answers to the complex issue of quantitative assessment.