ICMPD (2018). Training Curriculum for Labour Inspectors on Trafficking in Human Beings in Jordan. Vienna: ICMPD.
Addressing demand: A useful concept in the context of trafficking in human beings?
Released 24.10.2016
18 October 2016 was the 10th EU Anti-Trafficking Day. In a three-part blog series, ICMPD analysed challenges and future priorities for the EU and its Member States in combating trafficking in human beings. In view of the forthcoming EU Anti-Trafficking Strategy, we're looking at current anti-trafficking efforts in the context of global migration trends and policies, asking the question of how current debates might shape anti-trafficking in the coming years.
Reporting on Trafficking in Human Beings
Released 16.04.2018
Trafficking in human beings (THB) is a complex issue. At the heart of trafficking is the exploitation of one human being against their will by another, yet a large number of legal and social issues are linked with this process. As a result, trafficking can simultaneously be considered an organised crime challenge, a human rights violation, an issue linked with migration, labour market dynamics, gender or economic development. Each of these perspectives applies a different “narrative” to explain what human trafficking is and why it occurs. These different narratives sometimes present challenges for media professionals and journalists reporting on THB, and can lead to inaccurate or damaging representations of trafficking in the media.
NATCOM
Bulgaria / Switzerland
STAR-WB: Preventing and combatting trafficking in human beings in the Western Balkans
Albania / North Macedonia / Montenegro / Serbia / Kosovo* / Bosnia and Herzegovina
Anti-Trafficking Programme
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Capacity Building
To avail the implementation of tailor made capacity building activities, ICMPD Anti Trafficking Programme (ATP) has supported different stakeholders by developing a rich set of tool...
