kyla.raby@mymail.unisa.edu.au
Kyla Raby is an anti-slavery researcher and practitioner, currently undertaking her PhD at UniSA researching the role of the consumer in state legislative efforts to eradicate modern slavery in supply chains. She is currently involved in research projects on the support needs of dependants of survivors of human trafficking, barriers to accessing accommodation for survivors and the role of coercive control in human trafficking and forced marriage. Kyla has designed anti-slavery interventions in the United Kingdom and Australia, and currently manages a national support service for survivors of human trafficking, slavery and forced marriage for the Australian Red Cross. She is a registered aid worker with the International Red Cross and Red... Read more
About me
Kyla Raby is an anti-slavery researcher and practitioner, currently undertaking her PhD at UniSA researching the role of the consumer in state legislative efforts to eradicate modern slavery in supply chains. She is currently involved in research projects on the support needs of dependants of survivors of human trafficking, barriers to accessing accommodation for survivors and the role of coercive control in human trafficking and forced marriage. Kyla has designed anti-slavery interventions in the United Kingdom and Australia, and currently manages a national support service for survivors of human trafficking, slavery and forced marriage for the Australian Red Cross. She is a registered aid worker with the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and has been deployed to Greece and Bangladesh in response to migration crises. She holds a Master of Public and International Law, a Bachelor of Journalism and a Bachelor of International Relations. Kyla is a sessional teacher with UniSA Online and RMIT Online, a role in which she teaches various topics from victimology to employment law. Kyla also runs a social media modern slavery educative project called 'Everyday Slavery' which you can follow on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.
About me
Master of Public and International Law University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Journalism University of South Australia
Bachelor of Arts (International Studies) University of South Australia
Research
Research outputs for the last seven years are shown below. Some long-standing staff members may have older outputs included.
Open access indicates that an output is open access.
| Year | Output |
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| 2023 |
1
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| 2023 |
Open access
1
2
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Raby, K & Chazal, N (2022), ‘The Myth of the ‘Ideal offender’: Challenging Persistent Human Trafficking Stereotypes through Emerging Australian Cases’, Anti-Trafficking Review. (18), 13–32.
Chazal, N, & Raby, K (2021), The Impact of Covid-19 on the Identification of Victims of Modern Slavery and their Access to Support Services in Australia, Journal of Modern Slavery.
External engagement & recognition
| Organisation | Country |
|---|---|
| Australian Red Cross | AUSTRALIA |
| University of South Australia | AUSTRALIA |
