Trafficking in Human Beings in Southeastern Europe - Iom

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Trafficking in Human Beingsin Southeastern EuropeSummary ofRegionalInitiatives172Organisation Mandate Initiatives Activities Location Timeframe ContactsREGIONAL BODIESDirectorGerard STOUDMANNAleje Ujazdowskie 19,00-557 Warsaw,Polandphone/fax:+48-22 520 06 00+48-22 520 06 05office@odihr.osce.waw.plAll OSCE participatingstatesSupport to missions in developmentstrategies and actions.Anti-Trafficking ProjectFundCo- operation with governments andinternational agencies to develop recommendationsfor NPAsODIHR Proposed ActionPlan 2000Supplementary HumanDimension Meeting (2000)OSCE missions have differentmandates, accordingto the priorities in thehost countries. However,throughout the regionthey promote democraticvalues, monitoring andthe development ofhuman rights and securitybuilding measures.Organisation forSecurity and CooperationinEurope (OSCE)and OSCE Officefor DemocraticInstitutions andHuman Rights(ODIHR)Adviser on Anti-Trafficking IssuesJyothi KANICSphone/fax:+48-22 520 06 00ext. 4175jyothi@odihr.osce.waw.plProvision of technical assistance andexpertise in developing policy, legal andlaw enforcement reform, assistance tovictims, regional and national workshopsand seminars.OSCE Vienna MinisterialCouncil Decision No.1(2000)Sept 2001SEERegional Meeting of OSCE anti-traffickingfocal points in SEEOfficer on Anti-Trafficking IssuesGabriele REITERphone/fax:+48-22 520 06 00ext. 4152gabriele@odihr.osce.waw.plSept 2001SEEReference Guide for Anti-Trafficking LegislativeReviewOSCE Bucharest MinisterialCouncil Decision No.6(2001)ODIHR supports and/orimplements anti-traffickingprojects in co-operationwith OSCE fieldmissions, governments,NGOs and relevant internationalorganisations.OSCE Anti-TraffickingGuidelinesOct 2001All OSCE participatingStatesBerlin Conference “Europe Against Traffickingin Persons”OSCE Code of ConductJune 2001- May2002Expansion of UNICEF inventorySince June 2000SEESecondment of Co-ordinator of StabilityPact Task Force from the Austrian Governmentto ODIHR and OSCE secretariatgeneral.Phase 1:1996 - 2000Phase 2:2000 - 2005All EUmember statesAll member states agreed to improvetheir national legislation regarding traffickingfor the purpose of sexual exploitationEU Joint Plan of ActionEUROPEANUNION (EU)Secretary of the Programme:JAI-STOP@cec.eu.int2000 - 2003All EUmember statesSupports studies and training in the areaof trafficking and sexual exploitation ofchildren.STOP Programmehttp://europa.eu.int/comm/justicehome/project/daphne/en/index.htm1997: ongoingAll EUmember statesFocuses on combating violence againstwomen, children and youth. Will supportprojects in the field of trafficking.DAPHNE
Trafficking in Human Beingsin Southeastern EuropeOrganisation Mandate Initiatives Activities Location Timeframe ContactsAnne-Marie FARADJIAridita ABDIUF-67075 Strasbourg Cedexphone/fax:+ 33 3 88 41 21 96+ 33 3 90 21 49 18anne-marie.faradji@coe.intardita.abdiu@coe.intSince 1991All memberStatesOrganisation and support ofworkshops, training and seminars. Conductingstudies and projects, and cooperationwith all competent actors atboth national and international level.The Council of Europe, Plan of Action Against Trafficin Women.based in Strasbourg, is aEuropean inter-governmentalorganisation witha human rights mandate.It has 41 member states,including 17 countries National and Regionalfrom central and eastern Action Plans.Europe. aCOUNCIL OFEUROPE (CoE)July 2000All member statesFacilitates development of regional planof action with member states.June 2000AthensSep 2000Organised international seminar todevelop national and regional plans ofaction. Involved countries across EasternEurope with delegates from the government,international agencies and NGOs.Paolo BORGNA,Expert Organisation: SCSPphone/fax:+322 401-8726+322 401-8712Paolo.Borgna@stabilitypact.orgPreparatoryphase:Dec 1999 - May2000.SEESPOC aims to make a significant contributionto the Stability Pact aim: tostrengthen co-ordinated capacitiesagainst crime in SEE in accordance withEuropean standards.Activities include policies and strategiesagainst organised crime, multi-disciplinarynational co-ordinating mechanisms,legislation, co- operation on data collectionand investigation, and regional andinternational co-operation.SPOC: Stability Pact Initiativeon Organised Crime inSEEImplementationphase to followPACO: Council of EuropeEconomic Crime DivisionDirectorate General I – Legal Affairs67075 Strasbourg Cedex, FranceAlexander SEGERphone/fax:+ 33 (0)3 90 21 45 06+ 33 (0)3 88 41 39 55E-mail: alexander.seger@coe.intPACO, SPAI and SPOC:PACO@coe.intSEEPACO supports the implementation of theSPOC states and Stability Pact Anti-corruptionInitiative (SPAI) initiatives. Thespecific objective is to strengthen capacitiesagainst corruption and organisedcrime in accordance with European standards.PACO: Programme AgainstOrganised Crime in EuropeSummary ofRegionalInitiatives173
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