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In this report, the author want to look more closely at what happens in relation to the identification, rehabilitation and re-integration of women who have been the victims of sex-trafficking. She want to find out whether the women’s needs were being met, and, additionally, what the women felt it was that met their needs - what had helped them to move on. The women themselves were the most important sources, but she also interviewed others involved in the process from when a women is identified as a victim of trafficking until her return home – involved parties from the Police, the judicial system, social workers, psychologists etc. Interviews are also conducted in Moldova and Italy, because many of the women who were the victims of sex-trafficking in the Balkans come from Moldova and are sold to Italy. |
