Girls and women trafficking survivors say that staying in Atina’s safe house helped them to “unburden their souls,” “purge their suffering,” and “gently release the fear.” In those words lies more pain than we can imagine – and more courage than the world often knows how to recognize.

Marijana Savić Awarded the French Order of Merit

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Local Strength Against Human Trafficking: Atina at Trainings in Kragujevac and Novi Sad

In the photo: Colleagues Zuhra Hodžić from NGO Atina and Jelena Živojinović from the Center for the Protection of Trafficking Victims

Marijana Savić, “Heroine in the Fight Against Human Trafficking” Award winner 

Victims must be trusted and supported

Author: Miroslava Derikonjić

Human Traffickers Often "Get Away" with symbolic sanctions

Photo: Freepick

Director of the NGO Atina Marijana Savić with US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken at the State Department (Photo: REUTERS/Amanda Andrade-Rhoades)

You can read the original text on the website of the Golubović Simić Marinković law office:  https://gsm.legal/sr/blog/postojeci-i-novi-problemi-zrtava-trgovine-ljud...