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Types of intervention
Various different approaches can be taken to
tackling the problems of trafficking on a local level. A major
priority needs to be given to identifying the victims of
trafficking, removing them from the control of their exploiters
and meeting their short and longer term needs. However, in order
to try and reduce the flow of future victims, it is also necessary
to identify, prosecute and convict the traffickers and exploiters.
Finally, given the difficulties of prosecuting the traffickers, it
will also be useful to develop means of obstructing and disrupting
their activities – by making it harder for them to enter the
country and by making life more difficult for the exploiters and
their clients. This should also address the responsibility, under
the UN protocol, to address the demand for trafficked people.
Rescue, protection & resettlement of victims
Prosecution of traffickers
Distribution & obstruction of trafficking
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