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See section 3.3.4. on the OSCE andthe efforts of the organisation to combat trafficking in human beings.
A further matter which is of concern to me is that we should help to combat trafficking in human beings.
A law on inter-agency cooperation in integrated border/boundary management and a law to combat trafficking in human beings.
I support the Commission' s framework programme to combat trafficking in human beings; the aim is to develop effective judicial cooperation across the European Union.
The Seville European Council of 21 and22 June 2002 expressed the need for resolute action to combat trafficking in human beings.
On behalf of the ALDE Group.- Madam President,despite increasing efforts to combat trafficking in human beings, this complicated problem continues to flourish and expand across Europe.
The report identifies two new pieces of legislation that Kosovo should adopt:a law on inter-agency cooperation in integrated border/boundary management and a law to combat trafficking in human beings.
The Irish presidency will continue to support an initiative by the Commission to combat trafficking in human beings, especially bearing in mind the work of the expert group in this area and the Brussels Declaration.
We feel that theEuropean Parliament must play a central role and that its commitment is very important in terms of further strengthening the European legal framework of measures to combat trafficking in human beings.
The TACIS and CARDS programmes also support projects to combat trafficking in human beings in east and southeast Europe, and an action plan against trafficking in human beings has also been developed as part of the EU-Africa dialogue.
Such a system could be helpful to third countries in their partnerships aiming to combat trafficking in human beings and illegal migration.
We must prepare a strategy of measures to combat trafficking in human beings, in which most attention is devoted to fighting human trafficking, to prevention and to the protection of victims and penalties.
As the honourable Member no doubt knows,the European Council obliged the EU to intensify cooperation to combat trafficking in human beings following the tragic events in Dover last year.
As far as border controls are concerned,the Council recalls that in 2002 two plans were submitted which contained a series of measures designed to achieve a higher level of security at the external borders and to combat trafficking in human beings.
Since we are in favour of a common asylum policy at EU level,we support the idea of introducing common regulations to combat trafficking in human beings, provided that this does not in any way punish humanitarian initiatives.
It is making noticeable efforts in addressing other shortcomings, as seen in the approval of a federal law to eradicate violence against women and the appointment of a special prosecutor on this issue, andin the new federal law to combat trafficking in human beings.
On the action plan,I particularly welcome the measures presented recently to combat trafficking in human beings and child abuse and to increase the protection of unaccompanied minors- to mention just a few.
I am glad that youhave mentioned the need, for instance, to reduce the pressure for migration through intervention in the crisis regions, to combat trafficking in human beings, and to regulate immigration.
The Irish presidency will continue to support Commission initiatives to combat trafficking in human beings, bearing in mind the contents of that declaration and the work of the expert group on trafficking in human beings, which was established in 2003.
We therefore acknowledge the fact that under the StabilityPact for the Balkans, priority must be given to combating trafficking in human beings.
I fully support issues related to combating trafficking in human beings and discrimination against Roma women, and would look most favourably on the aggressive tackling by each of the countries of the Western Balkans.
It seems to me to be important that the rights of workers, of whatever origin,should be asserted and given tangible expression in order to combat the trafficking in human beings, by which certain people exploit misery and distress.
Less than a month after the tragedy of the East Sea that ran aground on the French coast, with 908 people crammed into the holds of an old tub, including three babies born during the crossing, we run the risk of perpetuating the image of a Europe that is suspicious of foreigners and wants, above all, to strengthen its borders,while alleging that the intention is to combat the trafficking in human beings.