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This year, ASTRA participates in the humanitarian project GOOD DEEDS CREATE HEROES, which was initiated and realized by the company/magazine/portal Daibau. Behind this initiative is the idea of creating a productive partnership between project participants – investors, companies, and civil society organizations, the result of which would be direct assistance to the most vulnerable persons

22 February 2022 –  European Day For Victims Of Crime Access to residence is critical for the safety, stability, and future perspective of trafficked persons.[1] However laws or policies determining which trafficked persons are granted residence permits vary substantially between different EU countries and generally identified trafficked persons do not have much access to legal

Brussels, 14 February 2022: On 15 February, Missing Children Europe marks the 15th anniversary of 116000 hotlines which aim to provide a free and 24/7 service to children who go missing and their families. Since the launch of the number in 2007, hotline operators across Europe have answered over 2 million calls and supported more

ASTRA – Anti-trafficking Action invites marketing, PR, and digital marketing agencies to submit an offer Awareness-raising and communication campaigns to inform on specific democracy / human rights issues Ref. no. 2019/412-892, A SPACE FOR PLACE TO FIGHT HUMAN TRAFFICKING, EuropeAid/162620/DD/ACT/RS WE ARE A civil society organization with more than two decades of experience in the fight against

At the session of the European Parliament on December 16, the resolution on “forced labor” in Linglong and environmental protests was discussed, based on the proposals of the Liberals, which were supported by the Social Democrats and the Greens. After the debate, the members of the European Parliament adopted the Resolution on Human Rights, Democracy,

Brussels, 26 November 2021 − This week Missing Children Europe’s General Assembly adopted a new strategy – Consolidating Our Impact on Children – setting out the principles and priorities that will guide our work over the next four years. MISSING CHILDREN EUROPE’S STRATEGY 2022- 2025 As the only pan-European membership network focused on missing children,

The most common form of human trafficking in Serbia is sexual exploitation. In 90% of cases, victims of human trafficking for sexual exploitation are women and girls. Between 70 and 80% of these women have experienced violence in the past – domestic, partner, or peer violence. The experience of violence makes them more vulnerable –

In this reporting period, the implementation of formal activities in certain areas from cluster 1 in Serbia continued at an accelerated pace, especially in connection with the constitutional changes of the justice system. The reason for that, besides delays and fulfillment of the revised deadlines, is the extraordinary parliamentary and regular presidential elections announced for

Immediately after the publication of information in the media about the position of workers employed on the construction site of the new Linglong factory in Zrenjanin, on Sunday, November 14, representatives of the A 11 – Initiative for Economic and Social Rights and ASTRA – Anti Trafficking Action visited workers in order to get acquainted

On Wednesday, November 10, in the margins of the one-day Closing Conference of the third phase of the regional project Balkans Act Now (BAN III), workshop meeting with the Dutch National Rapporteur on Trafficking in Human Beings and Sexual Violence against Children and the Head of the Bureau of the Dutch National Rapporteur was held.