Promising practices: Atina’s response to the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic
Promising practices: Atina’s response to the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic
Photo: Freepik.com, flower grows from asphalt
Promising practices: Atina’s response to the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic
Photo: Freepik.com, flower grows from asphalt
Promising practices: Letters of migrant and refugee women from isolation
Promising practices: Online counseling with human trafficking victims during the COVID-19 pandemic
Promising practices: During the pandemic, 178 girls and women with the experience of trafficking contributed to shedding light on the issue of violence in digital surroundings
Visual: Bojan Milojević
Women and girls make up the vast majority of human trafficking victims. They are most often exploited for the purpose of sexual exploitation. Fears that the pandemic could fuel the growth of cyber-trafficking and other forms of abuse in digital surroundings were justified, given the measures of restricted movement introduced by many countries.
Promising practices: One of the highest human trafficking verdicts in Serbia was issued during the COVID-19 pandemic
Photo: Freepik.com
A dedicated website has been launched on the 10th anniversary of the Istanbul Convention
Illustration: http://www.coordination-vaw.gv.at/istanbul-konvention/
On the occasion of 10 years of the Istanbul Convention, a dedicated website has been launched, to mark the anniversary of adopting this important document on May 11.
Disturbing posters against migrants have been removed from Belgrade buses
Photograph: STAW BLGRD
City public transport company JKP GSP “Belgrade” has committed to regularly control and remove posters and photographs of discriminatory and xenophobic content from their vehicles, after the reaction of the Commissioner for the Protection of Equality at the initiative of NGO Atina.
N1: It is strange that the case was opened on Palma’s request, relocate it outside of Jagodina
Andrijana Radoičić Nedeljković at a National Congress on human trafficking
When Pandemics Collide: Marijana Savic a panelist at Columbia University webinar
We are delighted to share that Marijana Savic, founder and director of NGO Atina, will be among the panelists at the webinar "When Pandemics Collide: COVID-19 and Gendered Inequities of Health among the Forcibly Displaced", organized by the Columbia Global Centers and the Committee on Forced Migration.
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