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Safeguarding Policy

The Safeguarding Policy applies to all members and representatives of ADPARE, including the President, employees, temporary employees, collaborators, students, volunteers, partners, visitors and any other persons who participate in the Association’s activities or have access to its information assets. Compliance with this Policy is mandatory for all persons within its scope.

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Safe Borders

Country Report: Romania

SafeBorders is an EU funded project (ISF-2023-TF2-AG-OC/ 101188335) dedicated to combating child trafficking by strengthening the capacities of judicial authorities and frontline workers through a comprehensive, multi-faceted approach. The project focus is on enhancing the expertise of judicial authorities by fostering knowledge exchange, identifying best practices, and providing targeted capacity-building activities. The first activity was the mapping and context analysis through a comprehensive exercise aimed at identifying key stakeholders engaged in combating child trafficking and analyzing the legal, social, and economic contexts surrounding this issue.

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Evaluation of Assistance Services Provided to Victims of Human Trafficking

This paper was carried out within the Specialized Protection and Assistance Program for Victims of Trafficking ACASA and is the result of a research that had as main objective the evaluation of specialized protection and assistance services provided to victims of human trafficking by the Association for the Development of Alternative Reintegration Practices and Education (ADPARE). The aim of this research is to better understand the impact that the services provided have had on the beneficiaries, the changes produced and the improvement of the quality of these services in the future.

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TEMVI — TRAFFICKED AND EXPLOITED MINORS, BETWEEN VULNERABILITY AND ILLEGALITY

European Union Directive 2011/36/EU on preventing and combating human trafficking and protecting its victims, lists in art. 2.3 the main forms of exploitation, which are purposes for human trafficking, and for the first time, “exploitation of criminal activities”, is included in an international legislative document.

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