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Annex B45. What kind of international letters rogatory have been issued? How many havebeen obtained? What is the average time for the request to be accepted?46. How often has cooperation been useful in a trial?47. If, according to you, the cooperation has been particularly useful, what are themain reasons?48. In the case of unsatisfactory cooperation what are the main reasons, accordingto you?49. What suggestions would you make to improve international cooperation onthese matters?To sum up. Regarding the judicial cooperation, what practice would you suggestshould be used at prosecutor’s offices or, in a de iure condendo perspective, whatreform of the norms would you recommend for better control over the problem?4 Relationships with NGOs for application of the provisions set forth by article 18 ofthe T.U. on Immigration50. How often has article 18 of the Testo Unico on Immigration, l. 286/98, whichfacilitates collaboration with investigations by the victims of smuggling beenused?51. In which part of the pre-trial investigation were victims able to join a protectionprogramme (article 18) or put in contact with social workers?52. Has the collaboration of the victims (ex article 18, l. 286/98) been useful intrials, according to you?53. What programme did the smuggling victim(s) use?54. How can the outcome of a protection programme be measured?273
Annex B55. If it can be considered positive, what do you think is the reason?56. How good do you think is the relationship between prosecutor’s offices andNGOs in the application of the norm in article 18 of the Testo Unico onImmigration? How could it be improved? To what extent do the NGOs facilitatecooperation with investigations by the victims of smuggling?To sum up. Which practice would you suggest should be used at prosecutor’soffices or, in a de iure condendo perspective, what reform of the norms would yourecommend to improve the relationship with NGOs in application of the norm inarticle 18 of the Testo Unico on Immigration?274
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