Exploration of Taiwan’s Protection Policy for Victims of Human Trafficking: The Application of (3+1)i Decision-Making Model

• Main Authors: Yueh, Chi-An, 岳綺安
• Other Authors: Soong, Hseik-Wen
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2013
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/98436529708207155939

碩士 === 國立中正大學 === 戰略暨國際事務研究所 === 101 === 　　Human trafficking possesses the characteristics of trans-regional and organized. The windfall profit is rather huge, just second to drugs and arms smuggling. It is a negative effect resulted from globalization. Human trafficking damages human rights and human dignity so much that it can be called “modern slavery”. 　　Nowadays, the strategies have been developed by the foreign governments and international organizations confronting trans-regional human trafficking, including prevention, protection, prosecution and partnership. Our government also follows the four steps mentioned above, starting from the initial criminal prevention to proper protection of the victims; enhancing the investigation and prosecution of the victimizers; strengthening the cooperation with non-governmental organizations to upgrade the overall effectiveness of law enforcement. 　　Besides, the process of Taiwan’s combating human trafficking gradually focuses on the protection of victims. After the effort of the recent years, the policy network has reached some scale. The thesis focuses on victim-centered perspective, elaborating through the respects of the victim issues, exploration of stipulations and the development of mechanism, describing the development of the protection policy for the victims of human trafficking in our country. And (3+1)i decision-making model is used to explore the feedback and efficacy of the victim-protection policy.