Specifics of Human Trafficking Crime Investigation / Andrei Nastas.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Nastas, Andrei, author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Human trafficking--Law and legislation.

Human trafficking.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (0 pages)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Bucharest : ADJURIS - International Academic Publisher, [2024]

Summary:

Trafficking in human beings can be considered a multidimensional crime and an illegal business, which can undermine the rule of law and create instability. As a global phenomenon, it is considered a modern or contemporary form of slavery, which has profound social and economic implications, affecting on the one hand, the security of the state, and on the other, fundamental human rights and the dignity of the victim. For this reason it is called a form of inhumane trade, which in turn can be present in any country. Trafficking in human beings is a crime that destroys lives, violates the dignity, freedom and fundamental rights of the victims. It is often a violent crime committed by organised criminal networks, which should not exist in today's society. However, human trafficking is a global phenomenon. It exists in every country, in every region and it still exists in the EU.

Contents:

Intro

Publications

Introductory considerations

Chapter I.

General considerations

1. Current developments and trends in human trafficking. International and national strategies to prevent and combat the phenomenon

2. International and national regulations applicable to the investigation of human trafficking offences

3. Standards of European Court of Human Rights Jurisprudence in investigating crimes of trafficking in human beings

Chapter II.

The characteristic features of the investigation of crimes of

trafficking in human beings

1. Forensic peculiarities of investigating human trafficking offences

1.1. The forensic model

1.2. Methods of investigation

1.3. Investigation planning and risk assessment

2. Referral to the prosecuting authority and initiation of criminal proceedings

3. Jurisdiction of prosecution

Chapter III.

Special techniques for the investigation of crimes of

trafficking in human beings (1)

1. Carrying out special investigative measures

2. On-the-spot investigation

3. Conducting the search

4. Hearing the victim, the injured party and the witness. Assistance and protection

5. Carrying out confrontation

6. Conducting parallel financial investigations

Chapter IV.

Conclusions and recommendations

Bibliography.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references.

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Print version: Nastas, Andrei Specifics of Human Trafficking Crime Investigation

ISBN:

9786069586242

OCLC:

1424750048