European Commission: Rights of victims of trafficking in human beings

Date: 
Friday, October 4, 2013

The European Commission published recently a paper that gives an overview of the rights of victims of trafficking in human beings based on EU law, which should also help Member States develop a similar overviews at national level. The paper is accessible at the website of DG Home.


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Keywords: 
Trafficking in human beings
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European Commission