Country Information Pack
Published 01 March 2011
The Anti-Human Trafficking Act, 2005
These laws should be read in conjunction with the reports of CEDAW and CRC to show the failure to implement many of the provisions relating to the protection of women and children. ...read more
FB (Lone Women – PSG – internal relocation –AA (Uganda) considered) Sierra Leone [2008] UKAIT 00090
This is not a trafficking case but contains very useful findings on lone women and vulnerability. The AIT sought to interpret (and limit) AA (Uganda) EWCA. ...read more
This is not a trafficking case but also contains very useful findings on the position of women in Sierra Leone society. ...read more
Human Rights Watch, World Report 2011: Sierra Leone
Trafficking in Persons Report 2010: Sierra Leone
The Sierra Leone report is at p.290-292. Sierra Leone is ranked at Tier 2. ...read more
Child Rights Coalition Sierra Leone, Alternative Report on the OPSC in Sierra Leone
Published April 2008. ...read more
Published August 2007. ...read more
Published March 2007. ...read more
UNICEF: Child trafficking in Sierra Leone
Published 2005. ...read more
The Guardian: Slavery uncovered on trawlers fishing for Europe
Sierra Express Media, Child trafficking Two Senior Cabinet ministers accused
AFP, Sierra Leone police investigate child trafficking allegations
Concord Times (Freetown), Sierra Leone: Unicef Goodwill Ambassador Says No to Prostitution
Sierra-Leone Online, Human Traffickers Infiltrate Government Organisations
Concord Times (Freetown), Sierra Leone: Human Traffickers Infiltrate State Organs
Standard Times Press News, Prostitution in Sierra Leone: A Cultural Threat
UNICEF, Sierra Leone: Children’s Forum Takes on Trafficking and Other Concerns
Voice of America News: Sierra Leone’s children are pushed onto the streets
Voice of America, Young West African Girls Face Perils of Prostitution, Trafficking
Africa Economic Development Institute: Sierra Leone Youth Unemployment
IOM Programmes in Sierra Leone
Accessed 01/03/2011. This may be useful in cases because it shows that currently IOM has no programmes for returning trafficking victims in Sierra Leone. This programme is planned but not currently in operation. ...read more