1. Project Activities
2. Project Objectives
3. Beneficiaries
 

The activities of the project

  1)   Free legal assistance to victims and potential victims of trafficking:

a)  Free legal counseling on telephone and in the offices, in Chisinau and in regions;

b)  Transmitting intelligence to law enforcement bodies from the country and from abroad in order to identify cases of trafficking and to repatriate the victims;

c) Managing searching files based on data provided by intelligence and repatriating the found victims;

d)  Granting assistance to victims during the documentation process in obtaining identification and civil status proving documents;

e)  Representing victims within criminal cases, civil lawsuits and administrative cases.

2)  Social assistance

a)  Evaluating the needs of victims and registering files for every particular case

b)  Evaluating the capacity of victims to participate within the legal court process;

c)   Assistance to victims during the process of repatriation;

d)  Special interventions to facilitate the access of victims to rehabilitation services (social, medical, temporary sheltering, humanitarian aid);

e) Specific counseling (including: help in reintegration process, by avoiding re-victimization, referral of cases for vocational training to the Labour Force Agencies, granting monthly stipends to persons that receive vocational training offered by the LFA);

3)  Prevention Campaigns

1.     Educational campaigns

2.     Raising awareness campaigns

3.     Media campaigns

4. Seminars for students provided by the CPTW volunteering network at national level, covering the big majority of education institutions, especially in the rural area.

 Project objectives

• To ensure the free access to justice of victims and potential victims of trafficking.

• To strengthen the capacities of law enforcement and local public administration bodies in combating trafficking in human beings.

 Beneficiaries

• Victims of trafficking in human beings
• Potential victims of trafficking in human beings
• Legal community of practice
• Local public authorities
• Groups of the local community
• Civil society
• NGOs and Agencies involved in combating trafficking in human beings