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Practical guideline for the Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking in Europe – STEP

It is fundamental in an emergency situation to be able to quickly recognise cases of trafficking. This STEP guideline includes clear, practical information and tools to support frontline officers in carrying out identification in their daily operations. This guideline was developed by France terre d’asile and Croatian Red Cross within the STEP project Sustainable integration of Trafficked human beings through proactive identification and Enhanced Protection, co-funded by Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund of the European Union.

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