Publication

Compensation is an important part of the right of access to justice for victims of trafficking. In practice, very few trafficked persons are given compensation awards, and fewer still ever receive payment. This book analyses the right to compensation for victims of trafficking and how it is implemented in eight different OSCE states - Albania, France, Moldova, Romania, the Russian Federation, Ukraine, United Kingdom, and the United States of America.

The report looks at compensation options through civil, criminal and labour proceedings, as well as state compensation schemes, and presents recommendations to improve compensation mechanisms for trafficked and exploited persons.

The Russian version of the report is available only in electronic format.