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gal aspect of human trafficking.
• Establish a national reporting
system – appoint an institution
to act as National Rapporteur (e.g.
Office for Coordination of Protection
of Victims of Human Trafficking)
towards further improvement of the
system of data collection and coordination
thereof with those of the EU
states. This will advance international
cooperation in the area of supression
of human trafficking in national and
transnational setting. 1
• Closely linked to the above,
develop indicators for monitoring the
phenomenon of human trafficking
within a national setting and coordinate
efforts to develop the indicators
with the countries in the region and
the EU Member States 2
TOWARDS A GLOBAL EU ANTI-
TRAFFICKING ACTION
One of the recommendations of the
Ministerial Conference held in October
2009 was to establish the institute
of the National Rapporteur or
a similar mechanism with a view to
advancing the system of data protection
and exchange about this global
phenomenon.
In the context of widening the scope of actions ensuring a more adequate
response to the multidimensional nature of human trafficking, and in
order to advance the policy /strategic framework:
• Insist on harmonisation of policies and initiatives with the findings of
the national reports in the area of human trafficking
• Translate policies and initiatives accurately into the next Antitrafficking
Strategy and the ensuing Action Plan
• In the context of policy development and response to causes, the
phenomenon of human trafficking should be considered relative to similar
themes/politics: supression of gender-based violence, prevention child abuse
and neglect, protection of refugees and internally displaced persons and migrants,
and other policies directed at protection of minorities and marginalised
groups most exposed to risks of human trafficking, and finally, in the
context of social inclusion and poverty reduction
• With reference to the above, involve relevant organisations and institutions
from the domain of social inclusion and areas relevant to minorities
and marginalised groups (Social Inclusion and Poverty Reduction Unit of the
Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, Autonomous Women Centre, Novi Sad
Humanitarian Centre, Group 484, and others) in the work of the Republic
Team for Anti-Human Trafficking and other bodies.
1
One of the recommendations of the Ministerial Conference held in October 2009 was to establish an institute of National
Rapporteur or a similar mechanism with a view to improving the system of collection and exchange of data about this global
phenomenon. UNODC, Transcrime, Development of Monitoring Instruments for Judiciary and Institutions for Execution of Law
in the Western Balkan Countries 2009–2011.
2
The standardised instruments for data collection and development of indicators may be based on: Guidelines for Collection
of Data on Trafficking in Human Beings Including Comparable Indicators of the Austrian Ministry of Interior and International
Organization for Migrations (Guidelines for the collection of data on human trafficking including comparable indicators, 2009,
IOM, www.iomvienna.at) and the Handbook for Collecting Data on Combatting Trafficking in Human Beings in South-East
Europe, ICMPD, 2008.
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