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Trafficking in Human Beingsin Southeastern EuropeSummary ofRegionalInitiatives174Organisation Mandate Initiatives Activities Location Timeframe ContactsINTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONSSteven ALLEN,Area Office for the Balkans,UNICEFphone/Fax:+381 11 3602 100;+381 11 3602 199;sallen@unicef.orgOngoingGlobalAdvocacy with governmentsSept 2000SEEUniversal ratification of theOptional Protocol to theCRC on the sale of children,child prostitution andchild pornography.UNICEF is mandated bythe UN to advocate for theprotection of children’srights, to help meet theirbasic needs and toexpand their opportunitiesto reach their full potential.UNICEF (UnitedNationsChildren’s Fund)Report on Current Situation andResponse to Trafficking in Human Beingsin the SEE.SEELisa Kurbel, UNICEFNew York HQphone: +1 212-326-7000lkurbiel@unicef.orgJune 2002-May 2002Update of the Report on Current Situationand Response to Trafficking in HumanBeings in the SEE, jointly with UNHCHRand OSCE/ODIHR.OngoingRegional:Albania, Macedonia,MoldovaSupport of local NGOs/partners in theimplementation of programmes to combattrafficking and support victims.OngoingRegionalHIV/AIDS prevention programme.May 2000 Ann GallagherUNHCHRPalace Wilson, Genevaagallagher.hchr@unog.chAll UNmember statesActivities towards the integration ofhuman rights into international, regionaland national anti-trafficking initiatives.Special emphasis is placed on legal andpolicy development.Trafficking ProgrammeTrafficking Prevention Programme(jointly with CoE).The UNHCHR is the focalpoint for human rightswithin the UN system.Madeleine REES - UNHCHRphone/fax:+387 33 49 64 02;+387 33 49 64 38Madeleine.Rees@unmibh.orgUN Office of theHighCommissionerfor HumanRights(UNHCHR)
Trafficking in Human Beingsin Southeastern EuropeOrganisation Mandate Initiatives Activities Location Timeframe ContactsUnited Nations Office for DrugControl and Crime PreventionVienna International CentrePO Box 500A-1400 ViennaAustriaphone/fax: +43 1 26060 0+43 1 26060 5866Trafficking in Human Beingscicp.thb@cicp.un.or.atLaunched inMar 1999:duration 36monthsGlobal, inpartnership withUNICEF, UNIFEM,ILO, IOM andInterpol.Research and assessment of traffickingand smuggling flows.Global Programme AgainstTrafficking in HumanBeings.Working with governments and otheragencies to support and promote bestpractices.Facilitate and help to coordinatethe activities ofthe UN interregional andregional institutes for theprevention of crime andthe treatment of offenders.Establishment of a data bank of bestpractices and a web site.Establishment ofdemonstration projects.UN Office forDrug Control andCrimePrevention/Centre forInternationalCrimePrevention(UNDCCP/CICP).2002International Forum.Development of an international strategy2002.UNICRI Headquarter:Viale Maestri del Lavoro,10 – 10127 Turin, Italyphone/fax: +39 011 653 71 11+39 011 631 33 68unieri@unieri.itGlobal 2000- 200236 monthsResearch into trafficking, its scale,dynamics and dimensions, assessment ofthe problem and current responsesagainst trafficking in persons, and elaborationof best practices.UNICRI is involved withUNDCCP/ CICP in implementingthe UN GlobalProgramme against Traffickingin Human Beings.To contribute to the formulationand implementationof effective policies inthe field of criminal justiceand crime prevention.Special attention is givento the integration of suchpolicies within socio-economicchanges and development,focusing on theprotection of humanrights.UN InterRegional Crimeand JusticeResearchInstitute(UNICRI)Implementation of prevention modelsand training with police, judiciary andlocal authorities.Summary ofRegionalInitiatives175
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