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GMCN Annual Conference in Lisbon

The Global Missing Children Network (GMCN), in collaboration with the Portuguese Judiciary Police and Institutio de Apoio a Crianca, a member of the GMCN of Portugal, organized the 11th Annual Network Conference in Lisbon from December 4-6, focusing on the issue of missing persons and children in the context of migration/migrant crisis. The conference essentially […]

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Project REST – Residency Status: strengthening the protection of trafficked persons

Starting point Contrary to the international and European standards on long-term protection of trafficked persons, countries report a low number of permanent residence status and/or international protection offered to trafficked persons, remaining the access to their rights limited and queried at a national level.

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International Conference on Capacity Building of the Protector of Citizens – Increasing the Access of Institutions to All Citizens

On November 7, at the Tami Hotel in Niš, the International Conference on Capacity Building of the Protector of Citizens – Increasing the Access of Institutions to All Citizens, was held. This event brought together ombudsmen of the countries of the region, as well as representatives of relevant state institutions, international organizations and local governments

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Second phase of the Council of Europe project “Horizontal Facility 2019-2022” presented

Belgrade, October 30, 2019 – The Council of Europe today presented the second phase of the Horizontal Facility Project 2019-2022 for Western Balakan and Turkey, which is being implemented in cooperation with the European Union. This joint initiative of the European Union and the Council of Europe enables program beneficiaries to carry out reforms in

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Towards enhanced protection of victims of human trafficking provided by state institutions

This month, with the support of the U.S. Embassy in Serbia, ASTRA began implementing the project Knowledge sharing and strengthening joint proactive response to THB for the victim-centered approach, with the aim of enhancing protection of human trafficking victims when in contact with the relevant state institutions.

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UN workshop – how to involve the civil, business sector and universities in monitoring of implementation of Palermo Convention

October 10-11, 2019. Vienna: Assessment workshop was organized by the UN Office on Drugs and Organized Crime on how to involve the civil, business sector and universities in the newly established mechanism to monitor the implementation of the United Nations Convention on Transnational Organized Crime. In the first panel, the director of ASTRA presented 20

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„Balkans ACT Now! – BAN III“ workshop for experts involved in the development of Monitoring tool specific indicators

On 7 – 9 October, within the project BAN III – The Balkans ACT (Against Crime of Trafficking) Now!, ASTRA organized a workshop for national experts of the five partner organizations with the aim of exchanging information about the ongoing process of developing five country-specific Monitoring tools. The Monitoring tools, once adopted, are envisaged as

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Committee of Ministers reacted again on Jovanovic Vs. Serbia case

On 23-25 September, the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers adopted another decision addressing the government of the Republic of Serbia within its framework of oversight of the execution of judgments made by the European Court of Human Rights. The decision concerns a long-overdue implementation of the judgement of the European Court of Human Rights

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