In Northern Ireland, since January 2018, we have not had statutory events or discussion meetings concerning the overall work undertaken in relation to trafficking of women for sexual exploitation or,
RENATE members Ana Stakaj and Annie Bannister represented RENATE at the OSCE conference where the focus was on improving our understanding of how technology is being misused to facilitate human trafficking and exploitation so that we can build better responses and exploring how technology can be adopted to help combat all forms of human trafficking.
On the speaker panel was Prof. Roland Dodani, Dean of the Faculty of Law University of Shkodra; Mr. Engjell Gjugja, Coordinator of the Youth Center Atelie;
In this digital age, when technology has become an integral part of daily life and is deployed for both positive and negative uses, the Council of Europe has issued a timely publication.
RENATE members at APT Ireland (Act to Prevent Trafficking) share a link to a UK organisation called Victim Focus, which produces resources for professionals working in the areas of human trafficking,
RENATE members in Ireland are back on the campaign trail once more, joining the TORL group (Turn Off the Red Light), with a view to ensuring implementation of the legislation which criminalises the purchase of sex.
Brian Killoran, CEO, Immigrant Council of Ireland & colleagues.
RENATE members who attended the Launch of the new transnational project led by the Immigrant Council of Ireland entitled ASSIST –
RENATE members at CARITAS Slovakia share news with us about the success of the Red Bus Human Trafficking Awareness-Raising Campaign held in Košice,
Dr. Myria Vassiliadou, EU Anti Human Trafficking Coordinator presents a comprehensive overview of the actions undertaken by European States as required by various legislative instruments set out by the EU and the UN.
Drawing upon more than eight years of experience working as a psychologist with Albania’s most vulnerable communities, Sabjola Bregu ably communicated the necessity for government and society to place health professionals centre-stage in the areas of prevention and support when addressing the harsh realities of Human Trafficking and Exploitation.
Congratulations to RENATE members from Albania Mrs. Ana Stakaj and Sr. Elda Nikolli Sisters of Charity of St. Jeanne Antida Thouret, whose working lives in Albania along with that of 50 other Albanian women,
Two RENATE members were presented with certificates of leadership excellence from the Center for Public Impact, powered by the McCain Institute and Arizona University, for their demonstrated Character Driven Leadership.
