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Tag: Human trafficking

trafficking women… today’s growing business

Posted on 1 February 2004

Trading is pretty normal in our world. From the cauliflower to the computer – trading is important for us. But there are also other ways of trading than those which provide the daily food: the trafficking of people. This occupation is not new at all – but through the increasing global dimensions, trafficking human beings…

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Study Session on Migration Budapest

Posted on 1 February 2004

Migration is always on the agenda of FYEG’s daily life and that’s why we met in Budapest to talk about refugees and labour migration and – very importantly to build new networks From 1st to 7th of December 2003 the Study Session on Migration in Europe took place in the Hungarian Youth Centre of the…

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Human trafficking

Posted on 11 March 2003

Human trafficking, a term used to define a situation where people including children are tricked, forced or threatened in order to be transported to other parts of that country or another country all together where they are coerced to work in factories or enter the sex trade. Those destined for factories become imprisoned with no…

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