25Feb2016
Public Policy Research Centre hosts the presentation on Roma's vulnerability and human trafficking
Debate about Vulnerability of Roma in the Anti-human Trafficking Policy Discourse in Serbia will be held on Monday, 29th February 2016 from 11 a.m. in Public Policy Research Centre. How the anti-trafficking policy actors understand 'Roma' as a group vulnerable to human trafficking in Serbia, what are the implications of the policy discourse on 'vulnerability of Roma' to the decision-making processes and implementation of the anti-trafficking policies, those are the questions that Jelena Jovanovic, researcher of Center for Policy Studies (CPS) at the Central European University (CEU) will address.
The project uses qualitative research methods - interviews and desk research. The analysis of the interviews conducted with anti-trafficking policy actors is combined with the analysis of policy documents, such as national strategic documents.
The results of projects are available here: https://cps.ceu.edu/profiles/research-fellow/jelena_jovanovic.
Recommendations in Serbian:
The Public Policy Research Centre was dealing with this issue within the project Roma in Serbia: How safe they feel and do they see improvements. Centre also researched Prevention, Protection and Integration of the Human Trafficking Victims in Serbia. Publication Roma women and men and security sector in the Republic of Serbia is available for download here. Summary of research findings and recommendations EFFICIENT RESPONSE TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN SERBIA is available here.
The Public Policy Research Centre will host the event in the context of its cooperation with Center for Policy Studies (CPS) at the Central European University (CEU) and with the Thnik Tank Fund of the Open Sociaty Foundations in Budapest.