We would like to inform you that ERADICATING held the online seminar ‘’Enhancing Prevention of Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation of Children’’ on the 18th of November 2022. During the first session of the event, the project team presented the reasoning and methodological approach developed under ERADICATING. The session also included a showcase of one of […]
The present practical guide is one of the awareness raising materials forming part of the toolkit to be developed within the ERADICATING project for the ERADICATING “Footprint”. This “Footprint” is a victim-centered training toolkit that will be created within the project and aiming to enhance the cooperation between, as well as the abilities of, the […]
ERADICATING strives to contribute to the improvement of the fight against human trafficking and sexual exploitation throughout the European Union and some third jurisdictions, considered countries of origin for the victims. While law enforcement structures are highly diverse among different states, so are the states’ respective legal frameworks on prostitution. The advantages, and disadvantages of […]
ERADICATING aims to achieve an effective and efficient multi-stakeholder engagement between various public authorities, the private sector, and civil society organisations, as well as to strengthen the cross-border and transnational collaboration among law enforcement agencies. These are among the most crucial goals in the fight against human trafficking and child sexual exploitation. This report contributed […]
Trafficking in human beings as well as child sexual exploitation are not only severe violations of human rights but at the same time social and security issues of constant and unbroken relevance, within the European Union as well as beyond its borders. As a result, achieving an effective and efficient multi-stakeholder engagement between various public […]
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