Summary:
The article discusses the latest report from the independent body, GRETA, on the fight against human trafficking in Monaco.
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Monaco has been the subject of a recent report by the Group of Experts on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings (GRETA). GRETA is an independent body that monitors the implementation of the Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings. The report assesses Monaco’s efforts in combating human trafficking and provides recommendations for improvement.
According to the report, Monaco has taken significant steps to combat human trafficking, including the adoption of legislation and the establishment of institutions responsible for preventing and combating trafficking. The report also recognizes the efforts made by the Prince of Monaco and his family in raising awareness about and fighting against human trafficking. However, it highlights the need for further action in certain areas, such as victim identification, protection, and assistance.
The report recommends that Monaco strengthen its coordination mechanisms among relevant authorities to effectively combat human trafficking. It also suggests enhancing training for professionals who come into contact with potential victims and improving the identification and referral process. Additionally, the report calls for increased efforts to provide comprehensive assistance and support to victims, including access to healthcare, legal aid, and social services.
Monaco has welcomed the report and expressed its commitment to addressing the recommendations put forth by GRETA. The Prince of Monaco has reaffirmed his dedication to fighting human trafficking and protecting the rights and dignity of all individuals. The findings of the report will be used to guide Monaco’s future actions in the fight against human trafficking.
In conclusion, Monaco has made progress in combating human trafficking, but there is still work to be done. The GRETA report serves as a valuable tool for Monaco to further improve its efforts and ensure the effective prevention, prosecution, and protection of victims of human trafficking.
Source:
QE Magazine
