Creating a space for recovery and new beginnings together

Photos by Dragan Mujan

According to a report by the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, Serbia is not identified as a hotspot for human trafficking. However, this does not mean that sexual and labour exploitation have been eradicated in the country. There are numerous trafficking cases, with victims most often being young people and children, and justice for them is extremely slow.

Digital violence among children and youth is on the rise: one in four people has experienced violence

Photo made by Mirjana Dzuverovic

Filipina woman survived abuse in Belgrade Waterfront: came to work as a domestic worker, ended up enslaved

Author: Miloš Ž. Lazić, 17 March 2026

What was not accepted from NGO Atina's comments -  and why this weakens the Draft Law

Photo: iStockphoto

NGO Atina re-licensed to provide assisted housing services - Continuity that saves lives

Photo: Freepick

Psychological support for victims of human trafficking: A key to successful investigations and judicial outcomes

Photos: Dragan Mujan (in the photo: Evgenia Giakoumopoulou (Council of Europe), Nenad Simić (Ministry of Interior), Janoš Babić (Council of Europe), Tatjana Lagumdžija (Appellate Public Prosecutor’s Office Novi Sad), Marijana Savić (NGO Atina) - January 2026)

Continuity, trust, justice: What 23 years have taught us

Photo made by: Dragan Mujan (with Marijana Savic, January, 2026)

Safeguarding in practice: The Canadian Ambassador visits NGO Atina

H.E. Michelle Cameron, Ambassador of Canada to the Republic of Serbia, North Macedonia, and Montenegro, visited the NGO Atina and met with our director, Marijana Savić, as well as the team that provides daily support to women and other individuals who have survived human trafficking and various forms of exploitation.

NGO Atina commentary on Serbia’s official 2025 human trafficking statistics: More reports, not yet more protection

Photo: Freepick