Implementation of Directive 2011/36/EU: Migration and gender issues
Directive 2011/36/EU (Anti-Trafficking Directive) is the benchmark legislation on the fight against human trafficking at European level. The aim of this European implementation assessment is to gather evidence on the progress and challenges that occur in the implementation of the directive in the Member States, with a double focus: the migratory context and gender issues. Almost 10 years after its adoption, the Anti-Trafficking Directive remains a valuable tool in combating trafficking in human beings in the European Union (EU). Nevertheless, the evaluation points out the need to continue efforts to ensure the application of its provisions in all the directive's main aspects. The persisting grey areas and obstacles are significant enough to put the full achievement of the directive's objectives at risk.
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- application of EU law
- criminal law
- directive (EU)
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- economic geography
- EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATIONS
- EU Member State
- EU migration policy
- EUROPEAN UNION
- European Union law
- fight against crime
- gender equality
- GEOGRAPHY
- illegal migration
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- migration
- research report
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- SOCIAL QUESTIONS
- trafficking in human beings