CBSS Receives Swedish Funding to Strengthen Efforts Against Human Trafficking
Sweden allocates SEK 2 million to the CBSS to enhance efforts to combat human trafficking.
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Sweden allocates SEK 2 million to the CBSS to enhance efforts to combat human trafficking.
A new pilot study from the FRAUD project, led by the CBSS, reveals how human traffickers exploit vulnerable individuals and welfare systems through benefit fraud, turning it into a significant yet overlooked financial crime.
The CBSS is set to provide training for the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to enhance the abilities of diplomats and consular officers in identifying, assisting and protecting victims of human trafficking abroad.
Youth representatives from the Baltic Sea Region and OSCE gathered in Stockholm for a two-day study visit to strengthen regional efforts against human trafficking, with a focus on addressing the demand for sexual exploitation.
The Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) has begun developing an investigation protocol to combat human trafficking in the Baltic Sea Region and Ukraine, starting with a workshop in Stockholm.
The CBSS and Child Circle have published a new guidance aimed at enhancing child-centred cooperation between anti-trafficking and child protection systems in the Baltic Sea Region, offering practical recommendations for Member States to better identify, support and assist trafficked children.
A regional anti-trafficking delegation travelled to London in the framework of CBSS-led project FRAUD to learn from the best practices on tackling benefit and financial fraud in human trafficking context.
The CBSS has launched a new initiative, funded by the Swedish Government Offices, aimed at enhancing regional efforts to combat the trafficking of vulnerable populations for sexual exploitation.
A handbook aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of forensic interviews with children suspected of being trafficked has been published.
The CBSS recently held a training for Latvian consular staff on aiding victims of human trafficking, highlighting updated guidelines and practical actions.
The CBSS, in collaboration with key partners, has unveiled the FRAUD project to combat the escalating issues of financial and benefit fraud linked to human trafficking in the Baltic Sea Region.
At a multidisciplinary CBSS expert workshop in Rovaniemi, experts from the anti-human trafficking and child protection sectors address the issues of child trafficking and violence against children.
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