Summary
A report assessing EU efforts to combat human trafficking with an emphasis on protecting women and children through gender-sensitive policies. 10 12.05.2016
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woman
refugee
criminal law
human rights
social policy
employment and working conditions
information technology and data processing
Key points
- Member States are required to integrate a gender-sensitive approach into all anti-trafficking initiatives.
- Victims should not be punished or sanctioned for illegal acts, such as irregular entry, that were a direct result of being trafficked.
- There is a need for stronger action against those who recruit victims, utilizing specialized agency resources.
- Support and protection services must be provided to victims regardless of their willingness or ability to cooperate in criminal investigations.
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