On 16 October, the European Commission sets out a new strategy to combat trafficking in human beings. The…
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A new policy paper, National Referral Mechanisms in the EU: Mapping, Analysis and Further Guidance examined how Member…
Human trafficking for forced criminality is increasing across the world, with authorities raising particular concern about a rapidly…
The EU Anti-trafficking Hub has recently published a Study on the collection of EU statistics on trafficking in…
On 17 – 18 June, the Focus Group of specialised prosecutors on Trafficking in Human Beings met at…
On 4 June, approximately 60 participants representing EU Member States, international organisations (OSCE and Council of Europe) and…
Commission published a Call for Evidence for the new EU strategy on combatting trafficking in human beings scheduled for 2026. It aims to strengthen the fight against trafficking in human beings within and beyond EU.
18 October marks the EU Anti-Trafficking Day, dedicated to raise awareness of trafficking in human beings and the exploitation of women, men and children. Data collection helps to support legislation and develop measures that address this crime.
The meeting focused on the latest developments in this area and on how to reinforce judicial cooperation and improve prosecution for trafficking in human beings.
30 July marks the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. UNODC and the EU Anti-Trafficking Coordinator are calling for immediate and coordinated global action to dismantle the organised criminal networks at the core of this growing threat and ongoing human rights violation.
