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RECURRING OPERATIONAL CHALLENGES

If you represent any government organizations involved in countering trafficking in persons and related transnational crime, please fill out or answer all questions applicable to you.
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QUESTIONNAIRE
Please respond to the following questions with a Yes or No according to your situation.
Prevention
1. Does the state policy at various levels (national or provincial) establish a preventive framework by introducing programs and policies to address economic, social and cultural vulnerabilities ?*
- Yes
- No
2. Does your state have effective mechanisms in place to communicate the messages to vulnerable people about trafficking in persons and its consequences?*
- Yes
- No
3. Does your state have mechanisms discouraging the demand of people vulnerable to trafficking?*
- Yes
- No
4. Does your state have monitoring activities with the aim of identifying the root causes of trafficking in persons, its victims and their needs?*
- Yes
- No
5. Are there specialized units in the administrative system, criminal justice system and border control system that work on preventing trafficking in persons?*
- Yes
- No
6. Has state provided specialized capacity building programs for law enforcement, social, administrative, border and other relevant officials?*
- Yes
- No
7. Has the importance of the prevention of being trafficked been discussed and further the significance of breaking the cycle of being trafficked been pointed out and incorporated into policies?*
- Yes
- No
Protection
8. Does your state has mechanisms in place for victims to come forward and identify their status?*
- Yes
- No
9. Does your state have clear guidance/administrative procedures formally recognizing victims?*
- Yes
- No
10. Does your country has procedures to provide trafficking victims with information on relevant administrative and procedures?*
- Yes
- No
11. Does your state has measures for the challenges relating to victim identification?*
- Yes
- No
12. Does your state have procedures to reduce the risk of trafficked persons to be re-trafficked or re-victimized?*
- Yes
- No
13. Does the states’ legal and regulatory framework ensure cooperation among relevant agencies engaged in victim identification and protection activities?*
- Yes
- No
PROSECUTION
14. Has the country/state policy recognized trafficking in persons as a crime and victims of trafficking?*
- Yes
- No
15. Does the State have national laws against trafficking in persons?*
- Yes
- No
16. Does your country have specialized law enforcement units to handle trafficking in persons related issues?*
- Yes
- No
17. Does your country have prosecutors, judges, and other officers in the judiciary that handle matters solely related to trafficking in persons?*
- Yes
- No
18. Is there a central authority handling international cooperation activity against trafficking in persons?*
- Yes
- No
19. Do officials receive a special training in the area of victim and witness protection in relation to pre-trial, during the trial and post-trial?*
- Yes
- No
20. Has the state taken initiatives to put in place sufficient inter-agency coordination and cooperation among the relevant agencies?*
- Yes
- No

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RECURRING OPERATIONAL CHALLENGES

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Protection

PROSECUTION