The Program for the empowerment of professionals

The program of capacity building has as its objective to develop the knowledge of experts taking part in the anti-trafficking field, and working with child victims of trafficking in human beings, as well as to raise awareness of the difficulties that arise in the inter-institutional cooperation, and the establishment of personal relationships in order to overcome these potential challenges.

It will be held 10 workshops of up to 150 players with an active role in the protection of victims of THB minor, which will be attended by marshals, district attorneys, judges, psychologists, and representatives of the FAMILIES and lawyers. The workshops will be held with experts from various fields of activity, in order to create the links of the professional to the personal, as well as the transfer of the expertise of the inter-professional discussions and practical activities.

The workshops are organised in the form of the theory and practice of interactive training in the theoretical teaching is the constant related to the implementation of the immediate information they have acquired. The students will achieve both the goals of knowledge – deepening of the participants in the course of their knowledge in the field of anti-trafficking and the specific protection of victims of crime in order to provide the necessary assistance to victims of trafficking in human beings, as well as the objectives of the implementation and integration of the knowledge acquired during the course of business of the participants.

Topics are:

• Human trafficking – overview

• The exploitation of and trafficking in human beings/children in the criminal law and the English

• Provide assistance and protection to victims of trafficking in human beings

• Techniques for working with victims of human trafficking

• Physical activity (present time)

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The project is carried out by the Advocacy and Human Rights Center (CADO) in partnership with the European Center for Legal Education and Research Association (ECLER) and the Bucovina Social Partnership Institute Association (BUCOVINA INSTITUTE) and benefits from funding in the amount of 218,965.79 euros , through the Active Citizens Fund Romania program, financed by Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway through the EEA Grants 2014-2021. The content of this website does not necessarily represent the official position of the EEA and Norwegian Grants 2014-2021; for more information go to www.eeagrants.org. Information about Active Citizens Fund Romania is available at www.activecitizensfund.ro.

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