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Meeting in Gdańsk, CBSS Task Force Against Trafficking in Human Beings (TF-THB) members discussed key trends, shared good practices, and advanced joint efforts to combat human trafficking across the Baltic Sea Region.
The CBSS and the Council of Europe co-hosted a side event on the identification and non-punishment of victims of human trafficking at the OSCE’s 26th Conference of the Alliance against Trafficking in Persons.
Sweden has granted SEK 1.5 million to support CBSS activities against human trafficking.
The CBSS has published a new Investigation Protocol to support law enforcement authorities in conducting more effective and successful investigations into trafficking in human beings.
The THBxOC 2025 forum in Stockholm confronted human trafficking as an organised crime threat, uniting more than 270 participants to address urgent challenges and strengthen coordinated responses.
The CBSS Task Force against Trafficking in Human Beings and the Expert Group on Children at Risk convened in Warsaw to strengthen regional cooperation and victim-centred responses to human trafficking in times of crisis.
Staff of embassies and consular missions in Warsaw will receive training on how to identify and assist victims of human trafficking.
Register now for THBxOC 2025 and join around 250 participants at this international forum in Stockholm, organised by the CBSS and Europol, to address human trafficking as an organised crime threat.
A new roadmap released by the Council of the Baltic Sea States and the Swedish Gender Equality Agency sets out practical steps for strengthening Sweden’s response to trafficking for labour exploitation.
Sweden allocates SEK 2 million to the CBSS to enhance efforts to combat human trafficking.
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.
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