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The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Croatia is guilty, as the Prosecutor, during the criminal proceedings, had not investigated thoroughly a suspicion of a criminal act of trafficking in persons with the aim of sexual exploitation, and the Prosecutor was charged by 5,000 EUR fine for immaterial damage. A Croatian citizen has […]
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ASTRA organized advanced training for writing project proposals and fundraising for the organization which need additional knowledge in this field, on October 22-23. Training was a practical course for representatives from the different organizations of civil societies with the aim of their continuous professional development as a fundraiser. During the two days, participants had an
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After 35,000 calls and the assistance provided to 503 victims of trafficking, ASTRA’s SOS Hotline got a license Before the celebration of the European Anti-Trafficking Day on 18 October, the first, and so far the only, specialized line for (potential) human trafficking victims, ASTRA’s SOS line got a license from the Ministry of Labour, Employment,
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Issued by: ASTRA-Anti trafficking action Field of expertise: Policy in trafficking in human beings field, Rule of law Position: Head of policy and learning Vacancy type: National Functional level: Senior management Number of posts: 1 Duty station: Belgrade Date of issue: 15 October 2018 Deadline for application: 30 October 2018 – 23:59 Central European Time (CET/CEST)
Job vacancy in ASTRA: Head of Policy and Learning Read More »
HRH Princess Eugenie of York visited grantees of the UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women (UN Trust Fund) ASTRA and Atina. During the visit of NGOs, ASTRA and ATINA, Princess Eugenie was introduced to the work of organizations that are changing the lives of victims/survivors of trafficking in human beings for the better,
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States must treat refugees and migrants as rights holders and act to prevent trafficking and exploitation GENEVA (27 July 2018) – States around the world must act now to strengthen their efforts to prevent and combat trafficking in human beings, including by ensuring that victims and potential victims are considered and treated as rights holders. In a
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ASTRA will, in celebration of the World Day against Trafficking in Persons on 30 July, organize painting of the graffiti with preventive messages against trafficking in persons in three towns – Čačak, Gornji Milanovac and Kraljevo. The graffiti will be painted by artists from Čačak, in cooperation with representatives of the DUK Festival and
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ASTRA has been joined The European Implementation Network (EIN) which is dedicated to the full, consistent, and effective implementation of European Court judgments. EIN’s mission is to build and strengthen the ability of lawyers, NGOs, and communities to access every part of the Council of Europe that can contribute to better implementation of these judgments; to advocate for full implementation
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ASTRA’s Executive Director, Marija Andjelkovic, signed on July 5th, the Memorandum on Cooperation, with the President of the Council for Monitoring the Implementation of the UN Recommendations, Suzana Paunovic, with the aim of formalizing cooperation in the field of human rights’ protection and advancement. Currently, 12 organizations of civil society participate in the work of
ASTRA has been selected a member of the Steering Committee of the project “Support to victims and witnesses of criminal offences in Serbia”, implemented by the Ministry of Justice in cooperation with the OSCE Mission in Serbia and with the support of the European Union. The aim of the project is the establishment of a
