On 11 September 2015, UNHCR
Moldova alongside its implementing partner Charity Centre for Refugees (CCR)
and Permanent
Secretariat of the National Committee for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings
organized information training on human trafficking. In this regard, UNHCR
Moldova wanted to value the efforts and share the interest of RM in combating trafficking
in human beings.
Within the information session, UNHCR Moldova aimed
at informing refugee community about a crime which may entail serious
violations of the human rights. Most of the time, refugees are identified as
potential victims for human trafficking. When an environmental disaster
occurs, people are forced to flee their country without legal authorization or
documents. Desperate to survive and unfamiliar with the culture of the host country,
refugees become extremely vulnerable to human trafficking. That is why, UNHCR
took initiative to invite experts of the Border Police Department, Center for Combating
Human Trafficking and Centre for
victims of trafficking in human beings in order to provide an overall
information on risks of trafficking and the actions which have to be undertaken
in case of trafficking.
Inga Roman - CCR Project Assistant
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