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Since the beginning of the year, 41 victims of human trafficking have been identified in Serbia. Compared to the number of officially confirmed victims over the past year (39 persons), this figure indicates a significant increase. It should be noted that the number of officially identified victims of human trafficking in Serbia from 2013 to […]

For more than a year, within the third phase of the Balkans Act Now project, funded by the European Commission, which aims to promote systematic monitoring of anti-trafficking policies by establishing, inter alia, a national rapporteur mechanism, ASTRA, together with BAN3 partners, has publicly promoted the significance of the national rapporteur and advocated the establishment

As part of the activities aimed at improving the position of victims of trafficking in human beings and related crime, the Association ASTRA – Action Against Trafficking in Human Beings, has continuously, since 2011, monitored judicial practice for crimes of human trafficking, mediation in prostitution and trafficking in minors for adoption. Bearing in mind that

After the state declared a state of emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic, ASTRA’s Victim Support Team remained on standby and continued to work in compliance with the prescribed protection measures.

Coalition prEUgovor welcomes the interest shown by the Government of Serbia in the findings of the ALARM report, which this group of civil society organizations has been publishing every six months for seven years, following the situation in the areas related to Chapter 23 (judiciary, anti-corruption, fundamental rights) and 24 (Justice, Freedom and Security) of