Open Letter to EU decision makers: Stop the Child Sexual Abuse Crisis now!
On this World Day for the Prevention and Healing from Child Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Violence, we, a coalition of 77 organisations working on children right’s, urgently call on you to pass critical laws to protect children against sexual abuse and exploitation, online and offline.
„Novi put“ GMMP regional coordinator for the Central and Eastern Europe region
It is with great pleasure that we have accepted the role of the GMMP[1] regional coordinator's role for the Central and Eastern Europe region, after being the GMMP national coordinator for Bosnia and Herzegovina since 2014.
Eurochild Networking Convention "Fostering Rights-Based Solutions to Tackle Child Poverty and Social Exclusion across Europe"
Our representative attends the Eurochild Convention held Malta from 2-3 July 2024. Representatives from the United Nations, European Commission, the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights and the Maltese Government joined Eurochild members and guests in the discussions on how to tackle child poverty and social exclusion across Europe.
The focus of the Convention is "Fostering Rights-Based Solutions to Tackle Child Poverty and Social Exclusion across Europe". The event, co-hosted by Eurochild and the Malta Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society, will feature 15 workshops and study visits.
More info at https://eurochild.org/news/20-years-of-fighting-for-childrens-rights-in-europe/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR1PiKT5ornV5CYTPDQZYkG3jc7fVWktoL3D6q7Jz5mULbBVrbswZU_klZk_aem_Ba_hW_5pBsrCGFPSYozfQw
Project "Improving Institutional Response to Human Trafficking"
The state referral mechanism is an institutionalized framework, through which competent actors fulfill their obligations to protect and respect the human rights of victims of human trafficking, by coordinating efforts with civil society. It is a process by which a potential victim of human trafficking is referred to specialized services and through which assistance is provided. The main goals of the referral mechanism are to ensure respect for the human rights of victims of human trafficking and an efficient way to provide the victim with access to available services.
The referral mechanism includes all competent institutions and authorized organizations active in the field of preventing human trafficking in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which act in accordance with the current legislative framework and prescribe procedures for dealing with potential and identified victims of human trafficking in relation to the detection and identification of the potential victim, interviewing the victim and case assessment, communication with competent institutions, determination of the type of accommodation and assistance, transport, accommodation and care in a shelter or other type of alternative accommodation, cooperation of institutions and organizations during accommodation, reintegration, rehabilitation, repatriation and resocialization.
This activity is implemented by the project "Improving the Institutional Response to Human Trafficking", which is supported by the US Government through the USAID/Inspire Human Rights Support Program. Program podrške zaštiti ljudskih prava USAID Inspire
Panel discussion "Women in the 21st century - increase in emancipation or discrimination?"
The panel discussion is organized within the framework of the project "Improving support for victims of gender-based violence and discrimination", which the association "Novi put" is implementing with the financial support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United States of America (Department of State).
Panelists:
Alma Kozo, assistant to the Minister of Health, Labor and Social Protection, HNK
prof. Ph.D. Daniela Jurčić, professor at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Mostar
Amna Popovac, entrepreneur and activist
Moderator Abida Pehlić, association "Novi put"
Use the revision of the EU THB Directive to strengthen victims’ rights - La Strada International Statement on European Anti Trafficking Day
to enhance the rights of trafficked persons in Europe. The Directive is an important instrument in
the prevention of human trafficking and protection of its victims. Ahead of the start of the trilogues
expected to be announced, it is critical that the negotiating institutions ensure that the Directive in no
way undermines the rights of trafficked persons and affected groups, but instead strengthens their
access to protection and justice.
The entire statement can be read in the document below.
Інформація для українських біженців у Боснії та Герцеговині
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Statement on the Occasion of the World Day against Trafficking in Persons
Southeast Europe regional conference in Skopje “Human Rights Due Diligence: Taking action against human trafficking and labour exploitation in supply chains”
A representative of “Novi put” participated at the Southeast Europe regional conference in Skopje titled “Human Rights Due Diligence: Taking action against human trafficking and labour exploitation in supply chains”, that was organized by the OSCE Mission to Skopje together with the OSCE Special Representative and Co-ordinator for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings and the Antitrafficking North Macedoni, to propose actions against human trafficking and labour exploitation in supply chains.
During the conference, the participants exchanged experiences in the field of combating human trafficking for the purpose of labor exploitation, information on trends and current legislation governing this issues in the countries of the region, and future joint activities aimed at preventing human trafficking for the purpose of labor exploitation.
