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

Comments by trafficking survivors on the Draft Law

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Atina welcomes the French Ambassador: A powerful message in the 16 Days of activism

As part of the global 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, the French Ambassador to Serbia, H.E. Florence Ferrari, and the prosecutor Cyril Lacombe visited the Reintegration Center run by NGO Atina, a safe, empowering space for survivors of human trafficking and sexual violence.

Jelena Hrnjak, NGO Atina

Violence in the online world is just as dangerous as violence behind closed doors; every fourth person in Serbia is a victim

Project “Safe Haven” reactivated to strengthen housing services for victims of human trafficking in the Western Balkans

Photo: Freepik website

Strengthening support for trafficking survivors through victim-centred interviewing

Technology and Artificial Intelligence in the Fight Against Human Trafficking

Atina at the International Conference on Technological Responses to Human Trafficking