Results

 

Partners will develop various deliverables in relation with each work package. Some of these deliverables will be published on this page in accordance with the data protection and confidentiality rules that were ser for the project.

1. Academic articles and reports to gain knowledge on the psychological impact of THB for sexual exploitation;

2. Press articles about PHIT and support documents of events, open days, seminars organized for the project;

3. Research and data collection tools;

4. Concrete tools to improve the assistance provided to the victims: protocols, recommendations, training modules.

5. Video-tool to improve the assistance provided to the victims. It targets at professionals attending victims during denunciation, administrative and judicial processes.

 

Recommendations for the psychological assessment and care of survivors 

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Indicators to detect a situation of THB for sexual exploitation 

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Security protocol for professionals

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Security protocol for victims 

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1. State-of-the-art on the psychological impact of THB for sexual exploitation (Alba Alfageme i Casanova).

2. Secondary victimization of trafficking victims and law enforcement interventions (Leyla Khadraoui and Conny Rijken).

3. Country reports regarding the implementation of THB counter measures and the psychological well-being of THB victims (Oriol Nebot i Nieto).

4. Research tools.

Questionnaire for Netherlands study

Questionnaire for Spain study

Questionnaire for the forensic analysis

5. Reports on interviews with victims and stakeholders.

Report on interviews with victims – Netherlands (Leyla Khadraoui and Conny Rijken)

Report on interviews with victims – Spain (Alba Alfageme i Casanova).

Report on focus groups and interviews with professionals – Netherlands (Leyla Khadraoui, Floris de Meijer and Conny Rijken).

Report on focus groups and interviews with professionals – Spain (Miguel Ángel Soria, Alejandra De Sayve, Marina Romeo, Montserrat Yepes- Baldó and Inés Lovelle).

Report on the forensic analysis (Mar Ramos).

6. File studies of relevant cases

Netherlands (Leyla Khadraoui and Conny Rijken).

Spain (Teresa Rodríguez Montañés).

7. Psychological health impact of THB and immigration rules (Markus González Beilfuss).

8. The State’s obligation to address Psychological Health Impact of Trafficking (Carly Bollen and Conny Rijken).

9. Training for professionals working with (potential) victims of human trafficking for sexual exploitation (FIER in cooperation with Tilburg University and the University of Barcelona).

10. Articles based on PHIT

(Preventing) Secondary Victimisation of Trafficking Victims through Law Enforcement Interventions. (Preventing) Secondary Victimisation of Trafficking Victims through Law Enforcement Interventions (Conny Rijken, Leyla Khadraoui and Marian Tankink).

A documentary on the psychological impact suffered by women victims of trafficking and sexual exploitation as they pass through the police and judicial system. How to work with women who have suffered this level of violence without making them suffer again, remembering everything they have gone through, repeating until exhaustion what they may not remember and questioning their stories? Why did not you leave before?

Did you have a mobile or Internet access? Could you enter and leave the house freely? A conversation with three women about the psychological impact they suffered when they made the decision to break with their situation of sexual exploitation, despite the risk to their families lives and their own.