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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS ABA CELLI - American Bar Association Central and Eastern Europe Law Initiative ACTA - Anti-Corruption Anti-Trafficking Action CEDAW - Convention for the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination against Women CIDA - Canadian International Development Agency CRC - Convention on the Rights of the Children CCS - Criminal Code of Serbia CL RS - Criminal Law of the Republic of Serbia CoE - Council of Europe CPA - Criminal Procedure Act DFID - British Department for International Development ECPAT - End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes EU/EC - European Union / European Commission FA - Family Act FCL - Fundamental Criminal law FLARE - Freedom, Legality and Rights in Europe FRY - Federal Republic of Yugoslavia HCA - Health Care Act ICITAP - International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Programme ICMC - International Catholic Migration Commission ICMPD - International Centre for Migration Policy Development IHRLG - International Human Rights Law Group ILO - International Labor Organization ILO-IPEC - ILO International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour INTERPOL - International Criminal Police Organization IOM - International Organization for Migrations IREX - International Research and Exchanges Board ISS - International Social Services LA - Labor Act MERD - Ministry of Economy and Regional Development MICS 3 - Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys MOI - Ministry of the Interior NGO - Nongovernmental Organization NAP/NPA - National Action Plan NES - National Employment Service NRM - National Referral Mechanism 10
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS OECD - Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OMCT - The World Organization Against Torture OPDAT - Office of the Overseas Prosecutorial Development Assistance and Training OSCE - Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe OSCE/CPE - OSCE Crime Prevention Centre OSCE/ODIHR - OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights PRSP - Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper PISA - Programme for International Student Assessment PTSD - Post Traumatic Stress Disorder RSD - Serbian currency dinar RSO - Republican Statistical Office SAP - Stabilization and Association Process SCF - Save the Children Fund SCG - Serbia and Montenegro SDC - Swiss Agency for Development and Co-operation SECI - South Eastern Co-operative Initiative SFRY - Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia SIDA - Swedish International Development Agency SME - Small and medium enterprises SOP - Standard Operating Procedure SWC - social welfare center TIP - Trafficking in Persons UDHR - The Universal Declaration on Human Rights UNDP - United Nations Development Programme UNHCR - United Nations the High Commissioner for Refugees UNICEF - United Nations Children’s Fund UNIFEM - United Nations Development Fund for Women UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime USAID - United States Agency for International Development WHO - World Health Organization VAT - Value Added Tax HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA - Report for the period 2000-2010 11
Page 1: HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN THE REPUBLIC O
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Page 6 and 7: TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF ABBREVIAT
Page 8 and 9: III.2.2.4.4. Users of Commercial Se
Page 10 and 11: III.5.1. Legal Analysis . . . . . .
Page 14 and 15: PREFACE You have before you a Repor
Page 16 and 17: GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT SERBIA I.
Page 18 and 19: POLITICAL, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL SITU
Page 20 and 21: HUMAN RIGHTS IN SERBIA § 14. Altho
Page 22 and 23: WOMEN IN SERBIA institution of ombu
Page 24 and 25: WOMEN IN SERBIA women, although thi
Page 26 and 27: WOMEN IN SERBIA women won around 11
Page 28 and 29: WOMEN IN SERBIA participatory proce
Page 30 and 31: CHILDREN IN SERBIA § 53. Although
Page 32 and 33: CHILDREN IN SERBIA whereby this fig
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Page 36 and 37: PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES IN SERBIA
Page 42 and 43: NATIONAL MINORITIES IN SERBIA I.7.
Page 44 and 45: NATIONAL MINORITIES IN SERBIA care,
Page 46 and 47: NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS IN SE
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Page 54 and 55: TRAFFICKING IN HUMAN BEINGS IN SERB
Page 56 and 57: TRAFFICKING IN HUMAN BEINGS IN SERB
Page 58 and 59: ANTI-TRAFFICKING ACTIVITIES AND MEC
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HOW TO DEAL WITH TRAFFICKING: INTER
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ARTICLES 1-5 III.2. Protocol to Pre
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ARTICLES 1-5 Article 5 Criminalizat
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ARTICLES 1-5 2. Each Party shall en
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ARTICLES 1-5 2. Each Party may, at
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ARTICLES 1-5 • Criminal offences
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ARTICLES 1-5 § 217. It is signific
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ARTICLES 1-5 ACTION Palermo Protoco
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ARTICLES 1-5 PURPOSE Palermo Protoc
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ARTICLES 1-5 III.2.1.1.5 The Crimin
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ARTICLES 1-5 III.2.1.2.1 Criminaliz
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ARTICLES 1-5 three months to five y
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ARTICLES 1-5 § 262. If, in the cou
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ARTICLES 1-5 § 274. If there are c
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ARTICLES 1-5 • if the accused has
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ARTICLES 1-5 § 294. This Law defin
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ARTICLES 1-5 § 305. As to the proc
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ARTICLES 1-5 investigative teams; t
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ARTICLES 1-5 III.2.1.2.15 Protectio
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ARTICLES 1-5 cooperation let us men
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ARTICLES 1-5 and forcing a juvenile
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ARTICLES 1-5 III.2.2. Practice Anal
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ARTICLES 1-5 3. Who has left the pl
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ARTICLES 1-5 been avoided being dep
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ARTICLES 1-5 of Foreigners Act, i.e
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ARTICLES 1-5 rejected the notion th
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ARTICLES 1-5 were condemning and st
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ARTICLES 1-5 III.2.2.4.4. Users of
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ARTICLES 1-5 agencies which were, a
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ARTICLES 1-5 § 393. Soon, advertis
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ARTICLES 1-5 human trafficking and
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ARTICLES 1-5 III.2.2.6. Human Traff
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ARTICLES 1-5 inspired by a specific
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ARTICLES 1-5 while novelty in the p
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ARTICLES 1-5 existing provisions on
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ARTICLES 1-5 sentenced for human tr
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ARTICLES 1-5 21 Year Imprisonment f
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ARTICLES 1-5 the fact that it did n
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ARTICLES 1-5 Aleksandar Putnik, wit
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ARTICLES 1-5 some of the victims ar
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ARTICLES 1-5 helpers, the Tomić br
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ARTICLES 1-5 BELGRADE - In Blace ne
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ARTICLES 1-5 you convict them to lo
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ARTICLES 1-5 III.2.2.11. Setting Up
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ARTICLES 1-5 than one month in the
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ARTICLES 1-5 The Novi Sad District
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ARTICLES 1-5 technical assistance a
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ARTICLES 1-5 judge of the Šabac Di
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ARTICLES 1-5 the respondents said t
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ARTICLE 6 Janković sent the report
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ARTICLE 6 CoE Article 10 Identifica
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ARTICLE 6 CoE Article 15 Compensati
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ARTICLE 6 § 468. For the purpose o
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ARTICLE 6 that the trial is closed,
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ARTICLE 6 arrest and charge in a la
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ARTICLE 6 without permanent or temp
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ARTICLE 6 could have access to the
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ARTICLE 6 at jobs detrimental to th
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ARTICLE 6 the first hearing of the
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ARTICLE 6 III.3.1.4.6. Ensuring a S
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ARTICLE 6 III.3.2.Practice Analysis
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ARTICLE 6 § 549. Still, positive e
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ARTICLE 6 Institute for Social Prot
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ARTICLE 6 Participating in the Crim
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ARTICLE 6 However, in spite of all
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ARTICLE 6 Pending criminal trial be
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ARTICLE 6 In 2005, a few months aft
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ARTICLE 6 § 575. The term “re-in
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ARTICLE 6 III. 3.2.3.1. Evolution o
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ARTICLE 6 Belgrade. The Mobile Team
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ARTICLE 6 order to adjust preventio
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ARTICLE 6 in direct work with traff
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ARTICLE 6 for every presumed traffi
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ARTICLE 6 instead of coordination,
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ARTICLE 6 including the doubt wheth
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ARTICLE 6 at identification and lat
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ARTICLE 6 advice from legal special
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ARTICLE 6 In November 2004, a 12-ye
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ARTICLE 6 In the end, IOM covered t
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ARTICLE 6 professional psychologica
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ARTICLE 6 At the beginning of Febru
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ARTICLE 6 list of problems is much
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ARTICLE 6 rejected and useless, he
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ARTICLE 6 current condition, they r
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ARTICLE 6 • Child trafficking for
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ARTICLE 6 § 678. It should certain
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ARTICLE 6 of the shelter in which t
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ARTICLE 6 III.3.2.4.2. Special Need
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ARTICLE 6 perform all procedural ac
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ARTICLE 6 § 967. At meetings, both
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ARTICLE 6 to come home because she
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ARTICLE 6 social welfare center reg
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ARTICLE 6 their families. 414 Child
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ARTICLE 6 representatives of the Mo
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ARTICLE 6 In September 2003, a citi
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ARTICLE 6 seizure and confiscation
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ARTICLE 6 damage and litigation cos
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ARTICLE 7 III.4. Protocol to Preven
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ARTICLE 7 purpose intended {Article
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ARTICLE 7 III.4.2. Practice Analysi
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ARTICLE 7 § 752. Moreover, “if t
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ARTICLE 8 • Officials are require
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ARTICLE 8 shall be obliged to act i
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ARTICLE 8 are to see if in the near
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ARTICLE 8 further communication bet
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ARTICLE 8 § 785. The general absen
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ARTICLE 8 am punished after everyth
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ARTICLE 9 countries of origin, tran
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ARTICLE 9 sub-objectives defined wi
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ARTICLE 9 governmental and internat
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ARTICLE 9 director of the Institute
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ARTICLE 9 envisages different preve
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ARTICLE 9 § 836. In December 2006,
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ARTICLE 9 young people as one rathe
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ARTICLE 9 Although not directly and
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ARTICLE 9 significant progress and
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ARTICLE 9 and NGOs exists 492 . How
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ARTICLE 9 of poverty in 2008 and 20
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ARTICLE 9 Chart III.6.1.9.1. Previo
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ARTICLE 9 310 YEAR NO. OF ISSUED PE
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ARTICLE 9 persons whom we identifie
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ARTICLE 10 § 906. As far as Serbia
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ARTICLE 10 CoE Article 29 Specialis
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ARTICLE 10 Strategy to Combat Traff
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ARTICLE 10 Special attention was pa
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ARTICLE 10 § 924. Between 28 May a
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ARTICLE 10 § 930. Police cooperati
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ARTICLE 10 In 2005, proceedings for
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ARTICLE 10 strengthen further coope
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ARTICLE 10 section for Criminal Law
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ARTICLE 10 § 954. One objection th
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ARTICLE 11 all three differ by thei
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ARTICLE 11 3. Where appropriate, an
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ARTICLE 11 to disembark to a harbor
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ARTICLE 11 do not need visa for sta
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ARTICLE 11 intend to illegally cros
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ARTICLE 11 Declaration on the Borde
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ARTICLES 12 AND 13 acting today? Gr
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ARTICLES 12 AND 13 CoE Article 9 Le
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ARTICLES 12 AND 13 New Serbian Pass
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ARTICLES 12 AND 13 Since June 2010,
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ARTICLE 14 (2) travel documents, an
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ARTICLE 14 (2) of non-discriminatio
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ARTICLE 14 (2) legislative or judic
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ARTICLE 14 (2) notorious lie. It ha
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ARTICLES 36 AND 37 III.11. CoE Conv
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Recommendations for the Harmonizati
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• Article 231 of the Criminal Pro
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Protection of Trafficking Victims
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ASTRA SOS HOTLINE AND DIRECT VICTIM
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MAPS The Consular Offices of the Re
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MAPS II - Map of Routes Across Serb
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PERCEPTION AND UNDERSTANDING OF THE
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THE CASE OF LABOR EXPLOITATION OF T
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Towards the Schengen White List rep
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A global alliance agaist forced lab
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