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Trafficking in Human Beingsin Southeastern EuropeSummary ofRegionalInitiatives176Organisation Mandate Initiatives Activities Location Timeframe ContactsIrena VOJACKOVA-SOLLORANO -IOMphone/fax:+43 1 585 33 22-26/21;+43 1 585 33 22-30/31ivojackova@iom.intGlobal Nov 1994:ongoingProvision of technical assistance, trainingand expertise to governments withmigration systems and legal reform.IOM is an inter-governmentalorganisation com-mitted to the principle that humane and orderlymigration benefitsmigrants and society. IOM has over 69 memberstates and has missions in many of these. b inPlan of Action: TraffickingMigrantsIOM has adopted aregional approach to traffickingwith the establishmentof focal points in allIOM offices. The aim is toensure monitoring, programmedevelopment andInternationalOrganisation forMigration (IOM)Provision of temporary accommodation,safe repatriation and supported reintegrationand return.Information campaigns and informationdissemination, regionally and in individualcountries.Research into collection of reliable dataon trafficking in the 15 EU states.implementation at thenational level, whilst feedinginto regional planningand implementation.Regional and country seminar activities.In SEE, IOM is implementingcounter traffickingplans in Albania, BiH, Bulgaria,FRY, FYR Macedonia,Hungary, Kosovo,Moldova and Romania.Regional Ongoing United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA)220 East, 42nd StreetNew York, N.Y. 10017 USA.Reproductive health programmess in theshelters for trafficked women and childrenProgramme on ReproductiveHealth including FamilyPlanning and SexualHealthInternationally fundedsource of populationassistance for developingcountries.UNFPA (UnitedNationsPopulation Fund)Global United Nations High Commissionerfor RefugeesCase Postale 2500CH-1211 Geneve 2 DepotSuisse.phone: +41 22 739 8111 (automaticswitchboard).To ensure that access to apply for asylumis granted to any individual falling withintheir mandate. This includes traffickedpersons and ensures that they haveaccess to state procedures and systemsfor asylum seekers.UNHCR is mandated bythe UN to ensure theinternational protection ofrefugees, and to assistgovernments in findingdurable solutions to refugeeproblems.UN HighCommission forRefugees(UNHCR)
Trafficking in Human Beingsin Southeastern EuropeSummary ofRegionalInitiativesOrganisation Mandate Initiatives Activities Location Timeframe ContactsLaetitia DUMAS -ILO4, routes des Morillons,CH-1211 Geneva 22phone/fax:+41 22 799 73 53+41 22 799 87 71,dumas@ilo.org1994CEE (Russian Federation,Ukraine,Moldova, Lithuania,Hungary, CzechRepublic).Research, exchange of information, andstudies on irregular labour migration.National Network on ForeignLabour in Central andEastern Europe.UN agency promotingdecent work and socialsafety nets by setting andsupervising internationallabour standards in theform of conventions andrecommendations.ILO(InternationalLabourOrganisation)PreparatoryphaseMoldovaPrevention of trafficking: capacity building,awareness raising, alternative economicopportunities.Anti-trafficking programmefor countries oforigin and destinationScott N. CARLSONCEE Director740 15th Street NWWashington DC20005 – 1022phone/fax: +1 202 662 1950+1 202 662 1597ceeli@abanet.orgOngoing, withdifferent startingdates ineach of thecountries.Regional:Albania, BiH, Bulgaria,Croatia, FYRMacedonia, Kosovo,Montenegroand Serbia.Provision of legal and judicial training andprofessional expertise to governments.No regional initiative,activities are developedcountry by country.Support and training for constitutional,judicial, legal professional and criminallaw reform. Legislative assistance.To provide support tocountries to establish andmaintain democratic systemsgoverned by the ruleof law.American BarAssociationCentral andEastern EuropeLaw Initiative(ABACEELI)Jan AustadGeneral Secretariat200, quai Charles de Gaulle,69006 Lyon, FranceFax: +33 4 72 44 71 631996GlobalTrafficking in Human Beings Branchestablished. (This covers trafficking ofwomen for sexual exploitation, childrenand illegal immigration).Resolution on trafficking ofwomen and childrenpassed by Interpol GeneralAssembly.Feb 1999GlobalIn the process of creating a workinggroup on trafficking with membersselected from national police forces.INTERPOL To ensure and promotethe widest possiblemutual assistancebetween all criminal policeauthorities, and to establishand develop all institutionslikely to contributeeffectively to the preventionand suppression ofordinary law crimes.Raise awareness among police forces aswell as increase information exchangeand operational co-operation.177
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