Anti-Trafficking (AT) Network of Serbia is a network of organizations of civil society that plans and takes anti-trafficking actions, in cooperation with relevant stakeholders, in order to prevent, reduce and solve the problem of human trafficking on the national and local level in the Republic of Serbia.
Human trafficking is a serious felony and grave social problem because it most drastically violates basic human rights – the right to life, the right to choose, the right to freedom of movement. Whenever a person is sold or bought in order to be exploited by being forced to sex work, beggary, domestic servitude, theft or marriage, it is a case of human trafficking.
Center for Girls’ activists, Mina and Mila, conducted five workshops on the topic of human trafficking in Niš high schools, as well as at the Feminist-Activist Camp, as a part of the activities of Anti-Trafficking Network, and on that occasion educated their peers.
AT network activists conducted a total of 69 workshops attended by 1,597 people. Out of that, 926 girls and 83 boys participated live. 588 girls looked at the material on Instagram. Here are some messages we received after the workshops:
Activists from Vlasotince and Nis marked December 18 - “International Day of Migrants” by handing out brochures and holding banners. A message was sent to fellow citizens from Vlasotince: "People, not border"; and to fellow citizens from Nis: "Imagine yourself in their shoes."