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So far no new partnerships dedicated to combat human trafficking have been created between the EU and any of the countries in South/South-East Asia.
Europol launches a new task force to combat human trafficking.
Sudan's Higher Committee to Combat Human Trafficking wants to develop a national anti-trafficking strategy with help and funding of the EU.
Police and Church partner to combat human trafficking.
In the first instance, it is the first time in the European Union's history that binding European legislation has been adopted to combat human trafficking.
Higher Committee to Combat Human Trafficking.
I should mention that better funding is also required for the programmes intended to combat human trafficking.
Cantrell answers call to combat human trafficking.
She was also appointed as ananti-drug ambassador of Asia, and as the ambassador of MTV EXIT to combat human trafficking.
So far no new partnerships dedicated to combat human trafficking have been created between the EU and any of the countries in South/South-East Asia(see paragraphs 22 to 43).
Church partners with police and Scottish Government to combat human trafficking.
Although the government has made some effort to combat human trafficking, it has failed to comply with minimum standards, while serious institutional gaps remain, the report concludes.
The U.S. added Saudi Arabia andCuba to its blacklist of countries that do not do enough to combat human trafficking, according to France 24.
Calls for concerted efforts to combat human trafficking and terrorism, particularly in order to identify the criminal organisations and their financing with greater precision;
Commitment for that was made by the Commission to combat human trafficking and other participants.
Increased efforts to combat human trafficking in 2007 have allowed Croatia and Macedonia to join the world's best performers in this area, according to a new report released on Wednesday(June 4th).
The THB Strategy calls for the use of partnerships to combat human trafficking beyond the EU's borders.
We acknowledge all that is already being done, but we insist that much more is needed on the part of political leaders and the international community in order to ensure the right of all to live in peace and security, to uphold the rule of law, to protect religious andethnic minorities, to combat human trafficking and smuggling.
We know that it is not enough to adopt legal instruments to combat human trafficking and protect its victims.
The foreign ministers also focused on the common for both sides problem with the increased migratory pressure andthe need for tougher measures to combat human trafficking and smuggling.
In July, Khartoum and the EU launched a joint initiative to combat human trafficking and illegal migration in Sudan, a main source and transit country for many refugees attempting to travel to Europe.
The U.S. added Saudi Arabia andCuba to its blacklist of countries that do not do enough to combat human trafficking, according to France 24.
Khartoum and the European Union EU have launched a joint initiative to combat human trafficking and illegal migration in Sudan, a main source and transit country for many refugees attempting to travel to Europe.
As a result of its important role in global trade matters and its commitment to protecting human rights,the European Union has a responsibility to combat human trafficking, and child labour in particular.
And at the end of June, Khartoum andthe European Union EU launched their joint initiative to combat human trafficking and illegal migration in Sudan, a main source and transit country for many refugees attempting to travel to Europe.
As a result of its important role in global trade matters and its commitment to protecting human rights,the European Union has a responsibility to combat human trafficking, and child labour in particular.
It proposes a series of clear-cut political measures to fight gender-based violence,including measures to combat human trafficking, which I consider to be particularly important, given the worrying increase in human trafficking to and within the EU, especially of women and children.
Calls for the Member States to provide full and effective protection of the fundamental rights of refugees and asylum seekers,stepping up measures to combat human trafficking, enslavement and all forms of labour exploitation;