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Surf and Sound

Improving and sharing knowledge on the Internet role
in the human trafficking process.

Project details

ISEC 2013 Action Grants (HOME\2013\ISEC\AG\THB)

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Trafficking
vs Smuggling


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The role
of the Internet


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EU added value
of the Project


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CEO Image

#1

"All who engage in it, which I do, use the internet and mobile applications“

Trafficker

CCO Image

#2

"I will dare to say that dating sites are used mainly for recruiting of girls for “work” abroad“

Trafficker

CEO Image

#3

"Primary connection flowed over the phone. She told me that I can look at their page on Facebook to convince myself everything is legal“

THB Victim

CCO Image

#4

"We have seen that on national territory the women are contacted highly and moving in the area through Facebook contacts“

NGO

Final report

SURF AND SOUND

The role of the Internet in people smuggling and human trafficking

 Authors
Andrea Di Nicola, Gabriele Baratto, Elisa Martini

With:
Georgios Antonopoulos, Martina Cicaloni, Alexandru Damian, Parisa Diba, Dimitar Dimitrov, Mois Faion, Valeria Ferrari, Slavyanka Ivanova, Mila Mancheva, Atanas Rusev, Georgios Papanicolaou, Alexandra Toderita, Bianca Toma

ISBN
978-88-8443-738-9

Published
March 2017

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Numbers

Females

76% of detected victims of trafficking in persons are females.

Children

15% of detected victims of trafficking in persons are children.

EU citizens

65% of the victims detected between 2013 and 2014 were EU citizens.

Smugglers' service

On average, 70% of migrants and asylum-seekers entering Europe uses the service of smugglers.

Partners

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