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Conference: Youth at Risk of Human Trafficking

08/01/2026

This conference will address the pressing issue of human trafficking affecting young people in Belgium, including sexual exploitation, forced criminality, and economic exploitation. It will bring together international experts, as well as Minister Yves Coppieters, responsible for Women’s Rights and Equal Opportunities, to discuss the current situation, share experiences, and highlight effective measures to protect youth. The Samilia Prize will be presented later in the evening.

Theme:
Smuggling & Trafficking
Type:
Event
Keywords:
human trafficking
awareness-raising
young people
Samilia Prize

‘TRAQ’ Study Day: Examining the status of victims of smuggling

05/12/2025

The TRAQ study day will take a close look at the status of victims of smuggling in human beings under aggravating circumstances in Belgium. Introduced in 2006, this residence status for victims who cooperate with authorities has seen limited use and has never been thoroughly analysed. Within the framework of « TRAQ » (Trafic Analyses Qualitatives), Myria and the National Institute of Criminalistics and Criminology (INCC) conducted a study on its implementation. The findings will be shared to stimulate discussion and reflection among experts and stakeholders.

Theme:
Smuggling & Trafficking
Keywords:
victim of smuggling
aggravated circumstances
legal status
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