Research areas
- Labour exploitation of migrant workers
- Access to Justice
Current research
The research project Responses to Labour Exploitation in Sweden – Representations of Victims and Access to Justice examines how practitioners identify, categorise and respond to the exploitation of migrant workers and how this may affect the access to justice of victims of labour exploitation. The project uses interviews with public agency officials and non-governmental organisations working with labour exploitation, and police reports in suspected cases of human trafficking for forced labour and human exploitation.
Read more about the project on the Sociology of Law Department's research pages.
Publications
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Rinkeby - en tunnelbanestation som alla andra : En utvärdering av samverkan vid lokalt brottsförebyggande arbete
Anna Sonander, Heraclitos Muhire
(2020) Research report in Sociology of Law
Report
Background
Heraclitos Muhire is a research assistant on the research project Responses to Labour Exploitation in Sweden – Representations of Victims and Access to Justice funded by the Swedish Crime Victim Compensation and Support Authority. He holds a bachelor’s degree in criminology and a master’s degree in sociology of law from Lund University.