Reports and studies

Analysis of Judicial Practice for 2017 Reporting on the position of trafficked persons in court proceedings through the analysis of the judicial practice for 2017 is a continuation of ASTRA’s (Anti-Trafficking Action) monitoring work in this area which started in 2011. Both monitoring and analysis are aimed at the improvement of victims’ position and assessing

– Analysis of judicial practice for 2015 – Within its activities aimed at improving the status of the victims of human trafficking, ASTRA has been monitoring steadily the position of the human trafficking victims through annual analyses of the judicial practice in Serbia for five years. The continued monitoring and analysis of the judicial practice

The world has seen a steady intensification of anti-trafficking activities since 2000, when the United Nations Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, accompanying the UN Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, was adopted, especially in Europe once the Council of Europe’s Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings

The research Migrants with irregular status in the Republic of Serbia – current issues and prospects focuses on the position of irregular migrants and the response of the competent authorities to irregular movements that take place on the territory of the Republic of Serbia, with special emphasis on women, identification of gender-based violence and the

This report is the result of a research carried out by JAZAS, Association Against AIDS, and ASTRA, Anti-Trafficking Action, with the support of the sex workers’ rights organization Sloboda Prava (Equal Rights). The research looks into the impact of the laws in Serbia that criminalize sex work on the protection of the human rights of

– Analysis of judicial practice for 2016 – Within its activities aimed at improving the status of victims of human trafficking, NGO ASTRA – Anti Trafficking Action has been monitoring steadily the position of the human trafficking victims in court proceedings through annual analyses of the judicial practice in Serbia since 2011. The analysis of

– Analysis of judicial practice for 2016 – Within its activities aimed at improving the status of victims of human trafficking, NGO ASTRA – Anti Trafficking Action has been monitoring steadily the position of the human trafficking victims in court proceedings through annual analyses of the judicial practice in Serbia since 2011. The analysis of

For the fourth year in a row ASTRA has released the analysis of the position of victims of human trafficking in court proceedings which has been done based on the examination of judicial practice in 2014. Presenting the main findings and observations with regard to the position and rights of victims in court proceedings in

Basic aim of the analysis was to overview the position of human trafficking victims in court proceedings, in order to be able to estimate the state of harmonization of domestic legislation with international standards in the field, efficiency and implementation of the existing legislation in practice, uniformity of judicial practice, as well as the effect