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Western Balkans National laws prohibiting
drug and human trafficking
FYROM UN Convention on Transnational
Organised Crime.
The law for narcotic drugs;
Criminal Code (Articles 215 and
216).
Council of Europe Convention
against THB.
Montenegro UN Convention on Transnational
Organised Crime.
Penal Code (Chapter XXIV, article
300).
Council of Europe Convention
against THB.
Criminal Code (2002, amended
and supplemented in 2004,
2006, 2008 and 2010).
Serbia UN Convention on Transnational
Organised Crime.
Law on Psychoactive Controlled
Substances (2010).
Criminal Code (2009).
Albania UN Convention on Transnational
Organised Crime.
Law ‘On narcotic and psychotropic
substances’ (1995,
amended in 2004 and 2006)
Law ‘On the Penal Code of the Republic
of Albania’ (1995, amended
in 1998, 2001 and 2004).
Council of Europe Convention
against THB.
Criminal Code (Law No. 9188 of
12 February 2004):
Article 110 (a) (‘trafficking in
persons’), Article 114 (b) (‘trafficking
in women’), Article 128
(b) (‘trafficking in minors’).
Chloé Brière and Eviola Prifti
National strategies
against drug and human
trafficking
National Drug Strategy 2006-12.
National Action Plan, 2002.
Draft National Action Plan for
combating trafficking in children,
2004.
National Strategic Response to
Drugs 2008–12.
National Strategy for the Fight
against Human Trafficking,
2003.
Action Plans (latest for 2010-
2011).
Serbia’s national drug strategy
2009–13.
National Strategy Against Drugs
2004-10 and 2012–16.
National Anti-Trafficking Strategies
for the periods 2001-4,
2005-7, 2008-10.
National action plan against
trafficking in persons for 2011-
2013.
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