Created by: Maria Pia
Number of Blossarys: 5
Because trafficked persons are often initially unable or reluctant to identify themselves as such, the term “presumed” trafficked person (or presumed victim) is generally used to describe persons who ...
means the economic exploitation of another person on the basis of an actual relationship of dependency or coercion, in combiantion with a serious and far-reaching deprivation of fundamental civil ...
An individual identified before being exploited who shows strong signs of being in the trafficking process. This differs from a presumed victim, the definition for which appears below (also referred ...
The act of procuring clients for a sex worker/prostitute and/or living off the earnings of a sex worker/prostitute or brothel.
defined as any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (data subject); an identifiable person is one who can be identified, directly or idirectly, in particular by ...
Any person (minor or adult) who has not beentrafficked but, given her/his profile or the appearance of certain indicators, faces a greater possibility of being trafficked in the future.
‘Offence’ and ‘crime’ are used interchangeably in the Guide and do not imply that one is more serious than the other.
By: Maria Pia