Denisse Wolfenzon

Denisse Wolfenzon es consultora del equipo de Seguridad y Justicia del Banco Inter-Americano de Desarrollo (BID) y está especializada en incorporar temas de género y diversidad en las operaciones. Antes de ingresar al BID, Denisse trabajó como Especialista en Género y Salud en la división de Equidad, Género y Diversidad Cultural en la Organización Panamericana de la Salud (OPS). Denisse también trabajó en la división de Género del Banco Mundial, así como, en organizaciones de la sociedad civil en EEUU y en Perú. Denisse posee un título en Economía por la Universidad de Lima (Perú), una maestría en Relaciones Internacionales por Columbia University (Nueva York, EEUU) y otra maestría en Igualdad de Género en el Desarrollo por la Universitat Central de Catalunya (Barcelona, España).

Five Facts you Need to Know about Forced Labor and Human Trafficking

July 26, 2022 by Norma Peña - Daniela Forero - Denisse Wolfenzon Leave a Comment

Human trafficking is a crime and a violation of human rights that affects millions of children, women and men around the world. Although sexual exploitation is the most detected and visible form of trafficking, both globally and in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), there are multiple additional forms, including forced labor, forced begging, and trafficking for the purpose … [Read more...] about Five Facts you Need to Know about Forced Labor and Human Trafficking

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