Over half a million of people, mainly women and children, fall victim to trafficking every year. This problem particularly hits the Balkans, owing to the militarization of the region, its geographical position and difficult economic situation. Today, Republic of Serbia is the country of destination, transit and origin of the trafficked victims.
Women’s groups in Serbia started dealing with the problem of trafficking in human beings during the 1990s. ASTRA was the first NGO to focus exclusively on trafficking as one of the gravest forms of violence against women. Our work on prevention, education and assistance to the victims of trafficking is aimed at making this problem visible in the society and at popular awareness raising, in order to ensure consideration of this problem free of prejudices, especially in relation to women - victims of trafficking, who often suffer grave mental and physical violence.
U presudi za trgovinu ljudima, prvoj takve vrste, koju je Evropski sud za ljudska prava (ECHR) doneo 7. januara 2010. godine, Kipar je proglašen krivim po više tačaka optužnice u sličaju Rantsev protiv Kipra i Rusije, zato što nije zaštitila Oksanu Rantsevu, državljanku Rusije, koja je pod nerazjašnjenim okolnostima preminula u martu 2001. godine.
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The Supreme Court of Serbi has rendered a Judgment no. Kz I – 2018/09 in the case people vs Tahir Tahiri et al, acting upon the appeals lodged by the District Attorney, Defense Counsel and the representative of victim, ASTRA’s client.
This judgment altered the judgment rendered by the Belgrade District Court as the [...]
