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EMN Flash: Trafficking in human beings – the international dimension ,
The EMN Flash briefly summarises the key findings of the EMN study on "Trafficking in human beings – the international dimension" on just one page. The study examines policies aligned with the EU Strategy on Combating Trafficking in Human Beings 2021-2025, covering prevention, law enforcement, victim support, and international partnerships. The study highlights challenges, good practices, and ongoing discussions to strengthen future policies.
Within this framework, EMN Member and Observer Countries have implemented a range of policy measures to tackle the international dimension of trafficking in human beings. Prioritised thematic areas include crime prevention, victim protection, law enforcement coordination, and prosecution of perpetrators. Many countries focus on specific third countries, regions, or migrant groups, reflecting tailored approaches to address trafficking risks effectively.
Most of the national measures specifically targeting third-country nationals in EMN Member and Observer Countries are implemented by international organisations (primarily IOM) and/or NGOs and CSOs and were funded through a combination of national and EU funds.
The EMN Flash is only available in English.
A longer summary is provided in the EMN Inform. The EMN Germany Template "The international dimension of the EU policy to prevent and combat trafficking in human beings and protect the victims of this crime" provides a more comprehensive overview of the measures taken by Germany (see "Downloads" under "Further information").