Human Trafficking in Serbia: Alarms We Cannot Ignore

Misdemeanors, stereotypes, and systemic silence: The position of women forced into prostitution in Serbia

Serbian Gender Advocates Strengthen EU Ties in Brussels Mission

11–12 December 2024

Let's Put an End to the Justification of Violence, It's Time for Change

Speech made by Jelena Hrnjak, Program Manager at the NGO Atina, at the event "Digital Reality" held on December 3, 2024, at the European House in Belgrade, organized by UN Women as part of the global campaign "16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence."

Human Traffickers Often "Get Away" with symbolic sanctions

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To what extent is the problem of abuse of child labour recognised in Serbia?

Position of victims of human trafficking in the process of identification, assistance, and safe return home - achievements and challenges

Ilija Đukanović, Local Anti-Trafficking Team of the City of Subotica, and Jelena Hrnjak, NGO Atina 

Prosecutors from Bosnia and Herzegovina analyzed the challenges in processing cases of the criminal offense of human trafficking through a series of panel discussions on the topic "Human trafficking as a form of gender-based violence."

Photo: Piroški