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EU: TRAFFICKING: Council of the European Union: documents on the 'external dimension' of trafficking and proposals to target trafficking in EU Member States

01 June 2011

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EU: TRAFFICKING: Council of the European Union:

- Action-Oriented Paper on strengthening the EU external dimension on action against trafficking in human beings – first implementation report/update of information on Member States' external action (164 pages, pdf). Contains detailed of action taken Member State by Member State.

- Adoption of draft Council Conclusions - "Targeting developing forms of trafficking in human beings in the EU Member States" (pdf)

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