Montclair State University, USA - Global Center on Human Trafficking Partners with Department of Homeland Security

Title:

Global Center on Human Trafficking Partners with Department of Homeland Security

 

Published:

Montclair State University,  25 January 2023

https://www.montclair.edu/newscenter/2023/01/25/global-center-on-human-trafficking-partners-with-department-of-homeland-security/

From the press release:

Center and Homeland Security Investigations – Newark to develop web-based application and website to combat human trafficking.

 

For more information on GCHT:

https://www.montclair.edu/human-trafficking/

 

An ENACT Live session: Human smuggling and trafficking in Africa - rethinking responses (May 2021) - Video (33:12)

Title of video:

Human smuggling and trafficking in Africa - rethinking responses

 

Hosted by:

ENACT

 

Duration:

33:12

 

Published:

ENACT, May 2021

https://enactafrica.org/interactive/videos-and-infographics/enact-live-human-smuggling-and-trafficking-in-africa-rethinking-responses

 

From the video description:

Africa has become a major source of illegal migration driven by organised crime networks that prey on vulnerable communities.

 

FREE ONLINE ENACT SEMINAR (21 May 2021) - Tackling complexities of child trafficking in Central and West Africa [Simultaneous French and English translations will be available]

Title of event:

Tackling complexities of child trafficking in Central and West Africa

 

Host:

Side event at the 30th Session of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice.  

* ENACT is funded by the European Union.

 

Description:

Child trafficking is a booming illicit trade and a serious organised crime in many parts of the continent. In West and Central Africa, an array of social and economic factors contribute to the problem. Effective laws and policies, particularly for cross-border operations and responses in fragile and post-conflict settings, are also lacking.  

 

This event will examine current child trafficking trends and drivers in West and Central Africa. Speakers will also consider national and regional prevention strategies. 

Date & Time:

Friday, 21 May 2021

09:00 to 09:50 (GMT+2)

 

Language:

Simultaneous French and English translations will be available

 

Chair:

Oluwole Ojewale, Regional Organised Crime Observatory Coordinator – Central Africa, ENACT, ISS Dakar  

 

Opening remarks: 

Lada Parizkova, Programme Officer, European Commission, Service for Foreign Policy Instruments

 

Speakers:  

Mouhamadou Kane, Research Consultant, ISS Dakar  

Yann Le Cloarec, Criminal Intelligence Analyst, INTERPOL, Abidjan  

Baltazard Cesaire, Head, INTERPOL Criminal Analytical Unit, the Congo

 

For more information and to register [registration required]:

https://enactafrica.org/events/tackling-complexities-of-child-trafficking-in-central-and-west-africa