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<strong>BIM</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2008</strong><br />

Women’s Rights, Child Rights, Trafficking in Human Beings<br />

Trafficking in Human Beings: Protection of Victims’ rights in Criminal Proceedings<br />

and beyond<br />

Summary<br />

This project aims at the sensitisation of judges, prosecutors and police officers to satisfy the rights and<br />

needs of victims of Trafficking in Human Beings, as well as at increasing their knowledge of relevant<br />

European standards and their ability to realise them. Furthermore, judges, prosecutors and representatives<br />

of NGOs in Romania and selected EU Member States (assumed to be target countries for trafficked<br />

Romanian citizens) shall have the possibility to make contacts and exchange experience concerning<br />

victim involvement in legal procedures and assistance to victims.<br />

In the course of the project, a symposium on “Victim Rights in Criminal Proceedings and European<br />

Standards” was held in Vienna in February 2007 in cooperation with the Ministry of Justice. From October<br />

2007 till June <strong>2008</strong> five trainings were held in Romania. At the end of the project a final joint<br />

seminar took place in Amsterdam. In order to ensure the sustainability of the trainings a handbook in<br />

Romanian and English was developed for the target group and disseminated.<br />

Countries<br />

Romania, Germany, Netherlands, Austria<br />

Persons<br />

involved<br />

Coordination (<strong>BIM</strong>), researchers<br />

Project supervision<br />

Trainers<br />

Dina Nachbaur (until spring 2007)<br />

Barbara Unterlerchner<br />

Julia Planitzer (autumn <strong>2008</strong>)<br />

Hannes Tretter, Fiona Steinert<br />

Axel Stahl (IRZ)<br />

Marijan Wijers (La Strada International)<br />

Iana Matei (Reaching Out)<br />

Olga Vranceanu (General Prosecutors’ Office)<br />

Gabriela Spirea (General Prosecutors’ Office)<br />

Gabriele Reiter (<strong>BIM</strong>)<br />

Kurt Weisgram (<strong>BIM</strong>)<br />

Contact person<br />

Julia Planitzer, julia.planitzer@univie.ac.at<br />

Lead<br />

organisation<br />

<strong>Ludwig</strong> <strong>Boltzmann</strong> <strong>Institut</strong>e<br />

of Human Rights<br />

Partner<br />

organisations<br />

German Foundation for<br />

International Legal<br />

Cooperation (IRZ), DE<br />

General Prosecutors’<br />

Office, RO<br />

AFI Pro Familia/Reaching<br />

Out, RO<br />

La Strada International, NL<br />

Starting/<br />

end date<br />

December 2006 to June <strong>2008</strong><br />

Funded by<br />

European Commission – Directorate General Freedom, Security and Justice, AGIS<br />

Programme<br />

Austrian Federal Ministry of Justice<br />

Office for Democratic <strong>Institut</strong>ions and Human Rights (ODIHR/OSZE)<br />

City of Vienna – Magistrate Department for Foreign Affairs<br />

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