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Crime: trade human beings: 201:
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In Switzerland, 201 victims of human drafts were identified last year by the Treaty platform, a slight increase compared to 2023. In addition, Almost three -quarters of the victims (73%) are women, according to statistics published on Tuesday.
“These figures keep confirming that human trafficking is a reality in Switzerland. Consequently, ” writes the Treaty platform on Tuesday, which brings together the five organizations specializing in victim council and assistance (FIZ, Astrée, CSP Geneva, Antenna and Avit) in a press release.
In 2024, the people who suffered from the trafficking came from 54 different countries, the platform said. The new victims came mainly from Nigeria, Colombia and Hungary.
The platform deals underlines that these figures “reflect only part of the reality of the phenomenon in Switzerland”. The identification depends strongly on the presence of specialized services. Additionally, the degree of awareness of the theme and the controlled sectors.
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crime: trade human beings: 201 — Crime: trade human beings: 201: Three -quarters of victims of human trafficking are women (illustration image). ATS In Switzerland, 201 victims of human drafts were identified last year by the Treaty platform, a slight increase compared to 2023. Almos.
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