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saerTaSoriso samarTlis Jurnali, #2, 2010 JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW, <strong>N2</strong>, 20101Protocol to prevent, suppress and punish traffi cking in persons, especially womenand children, supplementing the united nations convention against transnationalorganized crime, article 9.2Ibid, article 10.3Guidelines for parliamentarians “Council of Europe Convention on Action againstTraffi cking in Human Beings”, p 15-16; see at .4EU Ministerial Conference Towards Global EU Action against Traffi cking in HumanBeings The Third EU Anti Traffi cking Day 19 – 20 October 2009, ConferenceReport, Thorbjørn JAGLAND, Secretary-General, Council of Europe, p 8-9.5Council of Europe Convention on Actions against Traffi cking in Human Beings,article 5.6Ibid, article 7.7Training material for judges and prosecutors on combating traffi cking, ICMPD,2006 [hereinafter Training Material], p 92-93.8Brief vocabulary of Gender Terminology / Ia Merkviladze [ed. Naira Popiashvili;translated by Hamlet Zukakishvili]; Kavkasiis Saxli, Tb., 2003, p 112.9Training Material, p 93, footnote 7.10Ibid, p 92-93.11Immigration guidbook – Greece, piblished by the EU fi nancial support ICMPD,ILO, OSCE, p 7.12It should be mentioned that the fi rst basket consists of states where the governmentsfully comply with the Act on protection of the victims of traffi cking; the secondbasket consists of the states where the governments do not comprehensivelyfulfi ll the standards but make signifi cant steps towards it; countries of the thirdbasket do not fulfi ll the standards, nor are willing to implement anti-traffi ckingmeasures. For additional information see: Tier Placements, Traffi cking in PersonsReport 2009, Offi ce to Monitor and Combat Traffi cking in Persons, see at:.13Czech Republic, National Strategy to Combat Traffi cking in Human Beings (2008-2011), Prevention Objectives, xelmisawvdomia: < http://aplikace.mvcr.cz>.14Ibid, The priority for the upcoming period.15Ibid.16Ibid.17Ibid.18Human Traffi cking – A Modern Form of Slavery, A Fact Sheet by the SwissCoordination Unit against the Traffi cking in Persons and Smuggling of Migrants(KSMM) November 2007, p 3, see at: < http://www.childtraffi cking.com>.19Combating Human Trafficking in Switzerland Progress,+ Situation, Future Prio ri ti es,Report by the KSMM Secretariat, p 18-19, see at: < http://www.ksmm.admin.ch>as of 20 February 2010.20ibid, p 19.21ibid, p. 40.22Action plan for 2009-2010 on Measures against Traffi cking in Persons, approvedby the President of Georgia, Mikheil Saakashvili under the Decree 46 of 20January 2009.23Information received from Tbilisi Offcie of the IOM.24Interview with Khatuna Chitanava, Project Coordinator, GYLA.25Ibid182
N. PARSADANISHVILI,TRAFFICKING PREVENTION – THE WORLD PRACTICE AND GEORGIAANNEXRegulation<strong>International</strong> lawNational lawPalermo ProtocoloE ConventionAction planAnti-trafficking lawElements of preventionmprovement ofsocial-economic backgroundElimination of the demandon the service of personssubjected to traffickingUnconditional observanceof gender mainstreamingPublic education, awarenessBorder controlCorruption preventionGeorgiaGovernmental sectorMinsitry of Education publishedbrochure together with the IOM,financed by SwitzerlandThe state fund for asístanse andprotection of victims of trafficking(8 victims 1=2000)Advertising clip “Do not exchangefreedom for slavery” 3,018.70, 3, 106.30 USATV Show “Life isWonderful”School lessons planned183
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