Investigations Improve Trafficking Protection
The Criminal Research and Training Center concluded a specialized training activity focused on enhancing the protection of children's rights and combating crimes of human trafficking and migrant smuggling. The training aimed at developing practical skills for conducting investigative interviews with child victims of these crimes and witnesses, following a specialized and systematic approach that ensures the child's protection and dignity in accordance with national and international legal frameworks. This activity, which is the second part of a training series, targeted members of the judiciary, human rights departments, and immigration oversight prosecutors. Its goal was to improve the capacities of professionals within the criminal justice system in dealing with affected children, with an emphasis on legal and human rights safeguards. The training was carried out in collaboration with the France Experts Foundation, a specialist from the United Kingdom, and a consultant from Switzerland, as part of efforts to strengthen investigative skills with victims of human trafficking crimes.
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