HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN ROMANIA
HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN ROMANIA

Summary/Abstract: Human trafficking aimed at sexual exploitation and forced prostitution is in continues to grow at the level of the European Union. The Romanian authorities as well international organizations identify some major obstacles they face in within the approach of this dynamic phenomenon. Existing policies are not clear enough and structured, thus presenting gaps in the recognition of the determining elements the involvement of female persons in human trafficking. The existing laws present a limited applicability and an absence of national public will to invest more in research and protection efforts, and on the other hand, they are predominant corrective measures, thus neglecting the integration of the socio-economic framework necessary to create a overview. Organized groups exploit considerably the vulnerabilities they identify at the level of Romanian legislation. The Romanian authorities face different challenges and support the need to change the paradigm created at level of policy making.

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