The BAWSO Diogel Project: A conversation with Imogen Gunner, BAWSO Trafficking Senior Support Worker

Jackie Jones

doi:10.35295/osls.iisl/0000-0000-0000-0923

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Jackie Jones University of the West of England Bristol

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35295/osls.iisl/0000-0000-0000-0923

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trata de personas, refugio, proceso de asilo, Nigeria, Albania, NASS (Servicio Nacional de Apoyo a los Solicitantes de Asilo)

Resumen

Este artículo del número especial es una entrevista contextual que proporciona conocimiento sobre el trabajo de una asesora de víctimas de trata en Gales; víctimas que suelen solicitar asilo a la vez que intentan recuperarse de una explotación y de una vulnerabilidad extremas. Se dibujarán algunas de las provisiones jurídicas más relevantes de Inglaterra y Gales, sobre todo en lo tocante al Modern Slavery Act (2015), para que el lector conozca algunos de los imperativos legales que deben observar tanto víctimas como asesores, para permanecer dentro de la legalidad. La entrevista también retrata la situación de víctimas albanesas y nigerianas de tráfico de personas y el tratamiento que reciben en el Reino Unido, así como un estudio de caso presentado a los políticos, el cual representa la vida de una víctima antes de su llegada al Reino Unido y que demuestra las vulnerabilidades extremas que sufría en su país natal, Nigeria. Por último, se extraerán algunas conclusiones.

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