UN Reviews Tindouf Human Trafficking
The Organization for the Promotion of Economic and Social Development addressed, during the Human Rights Council session in Geneva, the fragile situation in the Tindouf camps in southwestern Algeria. The discussion focused on the risks of modern slavery and human trafficking. In its intervention, the organization emphasized that poverty, marginalization, displacement, and discrimination increase the vulnerability of women and children to these dangers, especially in areas of prolonged displacement. It called for results and measures to ensure independent and effective access for populations in vulnerable situations, early identification of victims, and strengthening mechanisms for complaints and protection. The statement also underscored the urgent need to activate judicial and human rights guarantees that ensure justice for victims in the Tindouf camps.
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