Written by Sheldon X. Zhang, Ph.D., Principal Investigator.

A study examining San Diego County’s population of migrant farmworkers who have been trafficked.  This study examines the types of trafficking experienced and the condition faced by victims in this region.

Looking for a Hidden Population: Trafficking of Migrant Laborers in San Diego County - San Diego State University, 2012 DOWNLOAD

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