Trafficking in Human Beings in Southeastern Europe - Iom

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Trafficking in Human Beingsin Southeastern EuropeFormerYugoslavRepublic ofMacedoniathe new law on testimony and witness protection is needed to combat organisedcrime.IOM has organised and supported training for law enforcement authorities.This included a Regional Seminar for Prevention of Trafficking and Victim Supportin co-operation with the SECI Centre in Bucharest and the FBI. The seminarwas organised for police and customs officers, with the aim of raisingawareness and increasing skills among relevant authorities dealing directlywith trafficked persons. In addition, IOM has organised training for Ministry ofthe Interior officials dealing with trafficked women, a seminar on legal issueswith the Office of the Public Prosecutor, and a training course for MacedonianNGOs working with trafficked women.IOM organised two days of training for police officers involved in counter traffickingactivities, who work directly with the trafficked women. The sessionswere facilitated by La Strada Bulgaria in January 2001. This was a primeexample of cross-border and police-NGO co-operation.ABACEELI 125 , through its gender programme, has supported a network ofNGOs to draft legislation on domestic violence, as well as providing legal aidfor victims of gender based and domestic violence.114125.American Bar Association Central and Eastern European Law Initiative.
Trafficking in Human Beingsin Southeastern Europe3. OVERVIEW OF ACTIVITIES IN FYR MACEDONIAGOVERNMENT INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES NGOsLa Strada Macedonia/Open Gate• Prevention campaign, including hotlineand information line on traffickingAssociation of Macedonian Women• Awareness raising, prevention educationHOPS• HIV/AIDS prevention with high risk groupsSafe Childhood• Treatment of child victims of traffickingOSCE• Round table on preventionIOM• Awareness raising campaign for general public and KFOR• Capacity building for local NGOs and authorities• Regional Seminar on prevention of trafficking and victimsupport• Data base on trafficking and illegal migrationUNICEF• Programme addressing special needs of children aspotential victims of trafficking• Round tables on domestic violence and child abuseMinistry of Interior• National Co-ordinator• Draft NPA to combat trafficking• National Council on Trafficking andIllegal MigrationMinistry of Labour and Social Policy• NPA for gender equalityOmbudsperson for Children• Pamphlet on child rightsAssociation of Macedonian Women• Shelter for victims of traffickingHOPS• HIV/AIDS prevention outreach work withsex workers and trafficked womenSafe Childhood• Help with social welfare system, counsellingand therapy, legal support for childrenunder 18.OSCE• Round table on victim assistanceIOM• Assistance at the government shelter: obligatory medicalscreening, psychosocial counselling, safe returnUNHCR• Supporting network of NGOs working to assist refugeesand asylum seekersMinistry of Interior• Shelter at Reception and Transit Centrefor irregular migrants and traffickedwomen and childrenLa Strada Bulgaria• Training for police officers of the OrganisedCrime Unit, in co-operation with IOMOSCE• Round table on legal policy and securityIOM• Regional Counter Trafficking Training for Police and CustomOfficers• Training for prosecutors, investigation judges, lawyers,NGOsABACEELI• Legal aid for victims of domestic violence and trafficking• Drafting legislation on domestic violenceMinistry of Interior• National Council on Trafficking andIllegal Migration – legal reform• Police Task Force to Combat Traffickingin all districtsMinistry of Justice• Legal Policy Working Group – harmonisationwith international lawPublic Prosecutor• Letter on prosecution of traffickersFYR MacedoniaOverview ofActivitiesPrevention &RaisingAwarenessProtection &AssistanceLaw Reform &Enforcement115
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