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TOWARDS FAIR LABOUR MOBILITY: The role of the civil sector in combating trafficking for labour exploitation

On Tuesday, 25th of May, the Construction Workers Union and IGM Serbia (SRG, IGMS) have organized a three-day training for their members about social and labour issues of manual workers who are migrants in Western Balkan and European union. The director and one of the founders of ASTRA, Marija Andjelkovic, has provided information about issues […]

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20 years of the International Missing Children’s Day – May 25, 2021

Home runaways, the disappearance of unaccompanied children in global migrations, parental and criminal abductions are the most common causes of the disappearance of children. NGO ASTRA provides professional assistance and support in connection with all reported cases.  Last nine years, ASTRA is managing a unique EUROPEAN NUMBER FOR MISSING CHILDREN 116000 in Serbia: the only

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Alarm Report on Progress of Serbia in Chapters 23 and 24 – May 2021: trafficking in human beings remains “invisible”

On May 18, the Coalition prEUgovor presented the Progress Report of Serbia in Chapters 23 and 24 for November 2020 – April 2021. The report’s general conclusion is that activities have intensified after a lost year, but that the government’s approach to reforms remains formless, i.e. represents a continuation of the former course called “ticking

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Event was held: PREVENTING VULNERABILITY AND STRENGTHENING POLICY RESPONSES FOR COMMERCIAL SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN

Today, May 18, within the 30th session of the Commission for the Prevention of Crime and Criminal Justice (CCPCJ), ASTRA, United Kingdom Mission to the UN and the Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC) organized a side-event PREVENTING VULNERABILITY AND STRENGTHENING POLICY RESPONSES FOR COMMERCIAL SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN, as a part of accompanying program.

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Lecture on human trafficking at the Law Clinic of the Faculty of Law in Belgrade

Eight years in a row, Marija Andjelković, the director of ASTRA, gave a lecture at the Legal Clinic for the Combating Human Trafficking at the Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade. Students were introduced to the trends of human trafficking in Serbia, the preventive activities that are being carried out, and the position and rights

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Established a Working group to revise indicators for the preliminary identification of victims of THB for the education system

On April 22, the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development decided to form a Working group for the revision of indicators for the preliminary identification of victims of human trafficking for the education system. The task of the working group is to draft a new list of these indicators.  A Working group includes representatives

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BAN 3 Project Regional Working Group Meeting: ADVOCACY SUCCEEDED – SERBIA GETS A NATIONAL RAPPORTEUR

On April 28th, ASTRA – Anti trafficking action, organized the first meeting of Regional working group for monitoring within the third phase of regional project The Balkans ACT (Against Crime of Trafficking) Now! . The goal of the meeting was to share experiences of monitoring anti-trafficking responses on national levels, based on the Monitoring tool

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European Parliament expresses concern over treatment of Vietnamese workers and calls on authorities to “investigate case”

At the session of the European Parliament on December 16, the resolution on “forced labor” in Linglong and environmental protests was discussed, based on the proposals of the Liberals, which were supported by the Social Democrats and the Greens. After the debate, the members of the European Parliament adopted the Resolution on Human Rights, Democracy,

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Joint Statement of Women-Human Rights Activist from the Balkan Region Toward Gender Based Violence on the Internet

We, the women from the Balkans stand together in solidarity with all women victims of gender-based violence and ask our competent institutions to thoroughly and promptly investigate the case with the groups on the Telegram platform (such as: Balkan Room, Public Room, Gevgelija Hub, Serbian Room, Smokva, etc.), in order to sanction the perpetrators and

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Missing Children Europe to boost its impact on children with new 4-year strategy

Brussels, 26 November 2021 − This week Missing Children Europe’s General Assembly adopted a new strategy – Consolidating Our Impact on Children – setting out the principles and priorities that will guide our work over the next four years. MISSING CHILDREN EUROPE’S STRATEGY 2022- 2025 As the only pan-European membership network focused on missing children,

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