Presentations

Presentations 315DT08

Countering Trafficking in Human Beings: Towards a more Comprehensive Approach

Riga, Latvia - 10-11 September 2015

	Ryszard Piotrowicz: Trafficking in Human Beings and Latvian Judicial Training Centre, Riga – EU Anti-Trafficking Measures
	Lasma Stabina: The need to collect, analyse and disseminate information on THB: the work of the Latvian National Coordinator on Trafficking in Human Beings and The Latvian National Anti-Trafficking Coordinator – effective reporting on THB
	Nicola Piacente: Italy’s innovative approach: using anti-mafia legislation to punish traffickers and protect victims
	Lukáš Starý: The role and possibilities of Eurojust in countering THB through enhanced judicial cooperation: case studies
	Helena Ljungren: The Swedish approach: current state and future challenges
	Pam Bowen: Ensuring harsher penalties and easier prosecution: the UK experience
	Sandra Zalcmane: Protecting victims at national level by providing emotional, legal, psychological and social support: the work of the Latvian Shelter Safe House
	Sandra Zalcmane and Malgorzata Kozlowska: The EU’s Victims’ Rights Package: from minimum standards on support and protection of victims (Directive 2012/29/EU) to mutual recognition of protection measures in civil matters (Regulation 606/2013)
	Patricia Fernández Olalla: Victim support from in-house cooperation amongst courts to effective investigation and compensation: the Spanish perspective
	Malgorzata Kozlowska: The importance of non-punishment and nonprosecution when dealing with victims
	Workshop reports