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II Nordic-Baltic Meeting on Disability Policy and Practice 2022
Kai Koivumäki , Deputy Director & Operations manager, Nordic Welfare Center: Nordic Welfare Center and activity on Disability issues Leif Olsen , Senior Researcher, Danish Center for Social Science Research (VIVE): Disability policy and current activities in Denmark & Socio-economic analyses of built environments following the principles of universal design. Mapping literature and knowledge Stina Sjöblom , Senior Researcher, Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL): Disability policy and current activities in Finland Tóra við Keldu, Chairwoman, National Disability Umbrella Organisation (MEGD): Disability policy and current activities at Faroe Islands Anna Ida Hallgaard Jonsson , Project Officer, Tilioq: Disability policy and current activities in Greenland Ola Balke , Researcher, Swedish Agency for Participation (MfD): Disability policy and current activities in Sweden & How do the authorities in Sweden work to inform and engage the municipalities? Rasa Genienė , Adviser, Horizontal Policy and Project Management Group, Ministry of Social Security and Labour of Lithuania: Disability policy and current activities in Lithuania Aiga Lukašenoka and Dace Kampenusa , Ministry of Welfare of Latvia: Disability policy and current activities in Latvia Kadri Mets , Adviser of Social Welfare Department, Ministry of Social Affairs of Estonia: Disability policy and current activities in Estonia Niina Kilpelä , Senior Architect, Ministry of the Environment of Finland: Accessible Buildings & Environments in Finland Cato Lie , Senior adviser at FFO (Norwegian Federation of Organizations of Disabled People): How we work with universal design and accessibility in Norway Katri Leikas , Adviser, Ministry of Justice of Finland: Partial reform of the Discrimination Act Anja Hynne Nielsen , Disability Ombudsman, Greenland: Handicaptalsmanden Tilioq – an institution to safeguard and promote the interests of persons with disabilities in society on the basis of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Nordic-Baltic Meeting on Disability Policy and Practice
Kai Koivumäki, Operations Manager, Nordic Welfare Centre (NWC): General framework of the Nordic Disability Cooperation
Eivind Digranes, Policy Advicer, Norwegian Association of Young People with Disabilities: Importance of including young people with disabilities in policy making & project activities
Häli Tarum, Head of Social Welfare Department, Ministry of Social Affairs & Anneli Habicht, Estonian Chamber of Disabled people, Managing Director: Status of disability policy in Estonia
Aiga Lukašenoka, Senior expert of Social Inclusion Policy department, Ministry of Welfare of Latvia: Disability policy in Latvia
Daiga Eiduka, Chair of Latvian Child Welfare network: Main challanges for children and adults with disabilities in Latvia
Egle Caplikiene, Chief Advisor, Ministry of Social Security and Labour: Main areas of social inclusion policy of persons with disability
Dovile Juodkaite, President of Lithuanian Disability Forum: Association „Lithuanian disability forum“
Lars Lindberg, Senior Adviser, NWC: Innovative solutions on inclusion in the labour market
Merete Löberg, Senior Adviser (Children and youth), NWC: Participation among children and young people with disabilities
Maria Montefusco, Senior Adviser, NWC and Council of Nordic Cooperation on Disability: Universal design, participation and democracy
Conference So What?
Ásmundur Einar Daðason, Islandi sotsiaal- ja võrdõiguslikkuse minister: Are compulsion and regulation required to bring about significant social change or is there another way.
Risto E.J. Penttilä, tegevdirektor, Nordic West Office: So what? Thoughts on diveristy and equality
Lisbeth Møller, associate, McKinsey & Company: „Bridging the talent gap in Denmark: Insights from female representation in STEM“
Sara Salmani, mitmekesisuse ja kaasamise ekspert, Miltton: "So what if I’m bias?"
Christian Berg, tegevdirektor, AllBright Stiftung: Diversity in Top Management
Christer Haglund, Director, Nordic Council of Minister´s Office in Estonia: opening speech
Expert forum: "Protection of the victims of human trafficking"
Full report of expert forum
Zane Zvirgzdiņa, Legal Advisor, MARTA centre, Latvia: Transborder Cooperation between Denmark and Latvia – Case on Sexual Exploitation
Sirle Blumberg, Director, Living for Tomorrow, Estonia: A story of three men
Charlotta Thorelius, Development Manager, County Administrative Board of Stockholm, Sweden: When the victim disappear
Diana Mubarakshina, Lawyer, St. Petersburg Center for International Cooperation of Red Cross, Russia: Assisting Victims of Human Trafficking in Russia
Jari Kähkönen, Director, Joutseno Reception Centre, Finland: National Assistance System for Victims - Challanges and Solutions
Alda Hrönn Jóhannsdóttir, Prosecutor, Reykjavik Metropolitan Police, Iceland: Trafficking in Human Beings in Iceland - Cooperation with Finland
Knut Bråttvik, Police Superintendent, KRIPOS, Norway: ETUTU project (presentation 1 , presentation 2 )
Kristiina Linna, Inspector, Regional State Administrative Agency for Southwestern Finland: Labour inspection and exploitation of foreign workers in Finland
Roman Krõlov, Psychologist, NGO Eluliin, Estonia: What Helps a Victim to Leave the Trafficking Environment
Pia Marttila, Coordinatior of Assistance to Victims of Human Trafficking, Victim Support Finland: The Challenges of addressing the needs of victims of internal and cross-border trafficking
Thomas Laigaard, Social worker, Danish Centre Against Human Trafficking, Denmark: African Victims of Human Trafficking in Denmark
Nordic-Baltic conference on human trafficking 2016
Anu Leps, National Coordinator of THB, Ministry of Justice, Estonia: Estonian experience in combating THB
Kit Andersen, Danish Police: Danish experience in combating THB
Bengt Morten Wenstøb, Parliament of Norway and Nordic Council, Committee for Welfare in the Nordic Region: Challenges Today - the Parliaments and their Responsibilities
Hildur Dungal, National coordinator, Ministry of Interior, Iceland: National mechanism in combating THB in Iceland
Märta Johansson, Associate Professor, Örebro University, Sweden: Human trafficking: Legislation and enforcement
Kirsi Pimiä, National Rapporteur on Human Trafficking, the Non-Discrimination Ombudsman, Finland: Finnish National Rapporteur on THB
Laima Garneliene, Judge, Court of Appeal, Lithuania: Challenges of the courts - when is the criminal a victim of THB?
Lāsma Stabiņa, National Anti-Trafficking Coordinator, Ministry of the Interior, Latvia: National Anti-Trafficking Coordination Mechanism in Latvia
Lāsma Stabiņa, National Anti-Trafficking Coordinator, Ministry of the Interior, Latvia: Sham Marriages – A good Offer Ending with Human Trafficking
Sonata Mickute, Chief Officer, Public Security and Public Order Division, Public Security Policy Department, Lithuania: National Rapporteur for THB in the Republic of Lithuania: appointment, tasks and data collection
Thomas Ahlstrand, Vice Chief Prosecutor, International Public Prosecution Office, Gothenburg, Sweden: THB and beggars - experiences from a Swedish case
Veli-Pekka Rautava, Chief Senior Specialist, Police Department, Ministry of Interior, Finland: The Finnish Anti-trafficking Coordination System
Kajsa Wahlberg, Kajsa Wahlberg, National Rapporteur on Human Trafficking in Sweden, The Swedish Police, Stockholm, Sweden: National mechanism in combating THB in Sweden
Ruslanas Ušinskas, Prosecutor of Klaipeda Region Prosecutor‘s Office, Lithuania: Human trafficking and forced marriages in prosecution - Lithuanian practice (presentation in Russian)
Anna Eksted, National Coordinator of Prostitution and Human Trafficking, Stockholm County Council, Sweden: Trafficking in Human Beings and Prostitution in Sweden
Christer Haglund, director of Nordic Council of Ministers´office in Estonia: opening speech of the conference
Knowledge forum III 'trafficking in human beings: identification of victims
Solutions and recommendations to identify victims and combat trafficking in human beings in the Nordic-Baltic region Arūnas Meška, Prosecutor, Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of Lithuania: National Procedures and Challenges of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking: Lithuanian Experience (in Lithuanian)
Tomas Puškorius, Chief Investigator, Lithuanian Criminal Police Bureau: Experience of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking of the Lithuanian Police (in Lithuanian)
Vytautas Lamauskas, Head of Unit, Public Police Board, Police Department under the Ministry of the Interior, Lithuania: Experience of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking of the Lithuanian Police (in Lithuanian)
Rudolf Christoffersen, Liaison Police Attorney for Norway, Eurojust: Prosecutor – Police Cooperation in Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking: Norwegian Practice
Alda Hrönn Jóhannsdóttir, Deputy Commissioner, Metropolitan Police, Reykjavik, Iceland: The Role and Challenges of the Police in Identifying Victims of Human Trafficking in Iceland
Maya Rusakova, Director, Regional NGO "Stellit", Russia: Identification of Victims in St. Petersburg
Märta Johansson, Senior Lecturer, Örebro University, Sweden: Identification of Human Trafficking: A Victim Perspective
Leena Koivuniemi, District Prosecutor, Prosecutor's Office of Inland Finland: Characteristics of Human Trafficking - Challenges for the Prosecutors
Henrik Holm Sørensen, Police Inspector, Danish Police, Copenhagen: Victims versus Criminals - Challenges for the Police
Kristiina Luht, Adviser, Department of Equality Policies, Ministry of Social Affairs, Estonia: Social Consequences for the Victims
Lisa Green, Coordinator Against Human Trafficking, The Central Administration of Social Services, Malmö, Sweden: Regional Coordination of Combating Human Trafficking: Cooperation of Authorities, Police and NGOs
Nordic-Baltic conference on human trafficking 2016
Anu Leps, National Coordinator of THB, Ministry of Justice, Estonia: Estonian experience in combating THB
Kit Andersen, Danish Police: Danish experience in combating THB
Bengt Morten Wenstøb, Parliament of Norway and Nordic Council, Committee for Welfare in the Nordic Region: Challenges Today - the Parliaments and their Responsibilities
Hildur Dungal, National coordinator, Ministry of Interior, Iceland: National mechanism in combating THB in Iceland
Märta Johansson, Associate Professor, Örebro University, Sweden: Human trafficking: Legislation and enforcement
Kirsi Pimiä, National Rapporteur on Human Trafficking, the Non-Discrimination Ombudsman, Finland: Finnish National Rapporteur on THB
Laima Garneliene, Judge, Court of Appeal, Lithuania: Challenges of the courts - when is the criminal a victim of THB?
Lāsma Stabiņa, National Anti-Trafficking Coordinator, Ministry of the Interior, Latvia: National Anti-Trafficking Coordination Mechanism in Latvia
Lāsma Stabiņa, National Anti-Trafficking Coordinator, Ministry of the Interior, Latvia: Sham Marriages – A good Offer Ending with Human Trafficking
Sonata Mickute, Chief Officer, Public Security and Public Order Division, Public Security Policy Department, Lithuania: National Rapporteur for THB in the Republic of Lithuania: appointment, tasks and data collection
Thomas Ahlstrand, Vice Chief Prosecutor, International Public Prosecution Office, Gothenburg, Sweden: THB and beggars - experiences from a Swedish case
Veli-Pekka Rautava, Chief Senior Specialist, Police Department, Ministry of Interior, Finland: The Finnish Anti-trafficking Coordination System
Kajsa Wahlberg, Kajsa Wahlberg, National Rapporteur on Human Trafficking in Sweden, The Swedish Police, Stockholm, Sweden: National mechanism in combating THB in Sweden
Ruslanas Ušinskas, Prosecutor of Klaipeda Region Prosecutor‘s Office, Lithuania: Human trafficking and forced marriages in prosecution - Lithuanian practice (presentation in Russian)
Anna Eksted, National Coordinator of Prostitution and Human Trafficking, Stockholm County Council, Sweden: Trafficking in Human Beings and Prostitution in Sweden
Christer Haglund, director of Nordic Council of Ministers´office in Estonia: opening speech of the conference
Knowledge forum III 'trafficking in human beings: identification of victims
Solutions and recommendations to identify victims and combat trafficking in human beings in the Nordic-Baltic region Arūnas Meška, Prosecutor, Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of Lithuania: National Procedures and Challenges of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking: Lithuanian Experience (in Lithuanian)
Tomas Puškorius, Chief Investigator, Lithuanian Criminal Police Bureau: Experience of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking of the Lithuanian Police (in Lithuanian)
Vytautas Lamauskas, Head of Unit, Public Police Board, Police Department under the Ministry of the Interior, Lithuania: Experience of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking of the Lithuanian Police (in Lithuanian)
Rudolf Christoffersen, Liaison Police Attorney for Norway, Eurojust: Prosecutor – Police Cooperation in Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking: Norwegian Practice
Alda Hrönn Jóhannsdóttir, Deputy Commissioner, Metropolitan Police, Reykjavik, Iceland: The Role and Challenges of the Police in Identifying Victims of Human Trafficking in Iceland
Maya Rusakova, Director, Regional NGO "Stellit", Russia: Identification of Victims in St. Petersburg
Märta Johansson, Senior Lecturer, Örebro University, Sweden: Identification of Human Trafficking: A Victim Perspective
Leena Koivuniemi, District Prosecutor, Prosecutor's Office of Inland Finland: Characteristics of Human Trafficking - Challenges for the Prosecutors
Henrik Holm Sørensen, Police Inspector, Danish Police, Copenhagen: Victims versus Criminals - Challenges for the Police
Kristiina Luht, Adviser, Department of Equality Policies, Ministry of Social Affairs, Estonia: Social Consequences for the Victims
Lisa Green, Coordinator Against Human Trafficking, The Central Administration of Social Services, Malmö, Sweden: Regional Coordination of Combating Human Trafficking: Cooperation of Authorities, Police and NGOs
Nordic-Baltic conference on human trafficking 2016
Anu Leps, National Coordinator of THB, Ministry of Justice, Estonia: Estonian experience in combating THB
Kit Andersen, Danish Police: Danish experience in combating THB
Bengt Morten Wenstøb, Parliament of Norway and Nordic Council, Committee for Welfare in the Nordic Region: Challenges Today - the Parliaments and their Responsibilities
Hildur Dungal, National coordinator, Ministry of Interior, Iceland: National mechanism in combating THB in Iceland
Märta Johansson, Associate Professor, Örebro University, Sweden: Human trafficking: Legislation and enforcement
Kirsi Pimiä, National Rapporteur on Human Trafficking, the Non-Discrimination Ombudsman, Finland: Finnish National Rapporteur on THB
Laima Garneliene, Judge, Court of Appeal, Lithuania: Challenges of the courts - when is the criminal a victim of THB?
Lāsma Stabiņa, National Anti-Trafficking Coordinator, Ministry of the Interior, Latvia: National Anti-Trafficking Coordination Mechanism in Latvia
Lāsma Stabiņa, National Anti-Trafficking Coordinator, Ministry of the Interior, Latvia: Sham Marriages – A good Offer Ending with Human Trafficking
Sonata Mickute, Chief Officer, Public Security and Public Order Division, Public Security Policy Department, Lithuania: National Rapporteur for THB in the Republic of Lithuania: appointment, tasks and data collection
Thomas Ahlstrand, Vice Chief Prosecutor, International Public Prosecution Office, Gothenburg, Sweden: THB and beggars - experiences from a Swedish case
Veli-Pekka Rautava, Chief Senior Specialist, Police Department, Ministry of Interior, Finland: The Finnish Anti-trafficking Coordination System
Kajsa Wahlberg, Kajsa Wahlberg, National Rapporteur on Human Trafficking in Sweden, The Swedish Police, Stockholm, Sweden: National mechanism in combating THB in Sweden
Ruslanas Ušinskas, Prosecutor of Klaipeda Region Prosecutor‘s Office, Lithuania: Human trafficking and forced marriages in prosecution - Lithuanian practice (presentation in Russian)
Anna Eksted, National Coordinator of Prostitution and Human Trafficking, Stockholm County Council, Sweden: Trafficking in Human Beings and Prostitution in Sweden
Christer Haglund, director of Nordic Council of Ministers´office in Estonia: opening speech of the conference
Knowledge forum III 'trafficking in human beings: identification of victims
Solutions and recommendations to identify victims and combat trafficking in human beings in the Nordic-Baltic region Arūnas Meška, Prosecutor, Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of Lithuania: National Procedures and Challenges of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking: Lithuanian Experience (in Lithuanian)
Tomas Puškorius, Chief Investigator, Lithuanian Criminal Police Bureau: Experience of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking of the Lithuanian Police (in Lithuanian)
Vytautas Lamauskas, Head of Unit, Public Police Board, Police Department under the Ministry of the Interior, Lithuania: Experience of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking of the Lithuanian Police (in Lithuanian)
Rudolf Christoffersen, Liaison Police Attorney for Norway, Eurojust: Prosecutor – Police Cooperation in Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking: Norwegian Practice
Alda Hrönn Jóhannsdóttir, Deputy Commissioner, Metropolitan Police, Reykjavik, Iceland: The Role and Challenges of the Police in Identifying Victims of Human Trafficking in Iceland
Maya Rusakova, Director, Regional NGO "Stellit", Russia: Identification of Victims in St. Petersburg
Märta Johansson, Senior Lecturer, Örebro University, Sweden: Identification of Human Trafficking: A Victim Perspective
Leena Koivuniemi, District Prosecutor, Prosecutor's Office of Inland Finland: Characteristics of Human Trafficking - Challenges for the Prosecutors
Henrik Holm Sørensen, Police Inspector, Danish Police, Copenhagen: Victims versus Criminals - Challenges for the Police
Kristiina Luht, Adviser, Department of Equality Policies, Ministry of Social Affairs, Estonia: Social Consequences for the Victims
Lisa Green, Coordinator Against Human Trafficking, The Central Administration of Social Services, Malmö, Sweden: Regional Coordination of Combating Human Trafficking: Cooperation of Authorities, Police and NGOs
Knowledge forum II 'trafficking in human beings: social concequences'
Jan Widberg, Director of the Nordic Council of Ministers' Office in Latvia: Opening speech
Maia Rusakova, Director, NGO Satellit, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation: Social Consequences for Victims of Trafficking
Inkeri Mellanen, Adviser, Joutseno Reception Centre, Finland: Assistance and Rehabilitation of Female and Male Victims
Inta Poudžiunas, Dr., Psychologist, Clinical Psychotherapist, NGO "Shelter Safe House", Latvia: Who is the Victim? Who is the Criminal?
Line Ruud Volebæk, Outreach Social Worker, Social and Welfare Agency, Oslo City Administration, Norway: Is It My Responsibility? Child Welfare Employee Responsibilities Understanding Children Exploited for Human Trafficking
Marina Zemlyankh, Assistant Professor, Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Special Pedagogic and Psychology, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation: Prevention of Teenagers in Social Institutions in St. Petersburg
Anu Leps, National Coordinator of Trafficking in Human Beings, Ministry of Justice, Estonia: Victim's Needs – Empowerment and Assistance
Berglind Eyjólfsdóttir, Detective Inspector, Metropolitan Police, Iceland: The Role of Police – Challenges and Responsibilities
Johannes Mosskin, Secretary General, Doctors of the World, Stockholm, Sweden: Undocumented Migrants and Health Services - Whose Responsibility?
Giedre Purvaneckiene, MP, Parliament of Lithuania: Challenges and Roles of the National Parliaments
Sonja Mandt, MP, Member of Nordic Council, Parliament of Norway: Challenges and Roles of the National Parliaments
Expert seminar 'trafficking in human beings: legal proceedings'
Björn Blomqvist, Chief Prosecutor, The Swedish Prosecution Authority: Opening speech
Christina Voigt, Senior Public Prosecutor, The Swedish Prosecutor Authority, Stockholm: Berry picking case in Sweden
Leena Koivuniemi, District Prosecutor, Prosecutors Office of Inland Finland: Restaurants case in Finland
Helle Just Krag, Chief Prosecutor, Copenhagen Police; Camilla Brinch Rasmussen, Procecutor, Nordsjællands Police; Marie Kristine Scharling, Deputy Chief Prosecutor, Nordsjællands Police; Henrik Holm Sørensen, Investigation Team Leader, Danish Police: Cleaning case in Denmark
Rudolf Christoffersen, Public Prosecutor, Hordaland Police District, Bergen, Norway: see the presentation from Knowledge Forum I below
Einārs Zarāns, Criminal Police Inspector, State Police, Latvia: Sham marriages case in Latvia
Knowledge Forum I 'Trafficking in Human Beings: Recruitment, Identification, Victim Support'
Dagfinn Høybråten, Secretary General of the Nordic Council of Ministers: Opening speech
Rudolf Christoffersen, Public Prosecutor, Regional Public Prosecution Office in Hordaland, Norway: Experience in Prosecuting THB Cases Involving Minors
Olegas Šibkovas, Judge, Kaunas Regional Court, Lithuania: Court Proceedings and Recent Tendencies in THB Cases (in Russian)
Jarle Bjørke, Police Superintendent, Hordaland Police District, Bergen, Norway: Identification of Victims – from Gender Perspective
Anna Markina, Lecturer, Tartu University, Institute of Public Law, Estonia: Cross-border Labour Recruitment. Study on Exploitation of Migrant Workers in Finland, Sweden, Estonia and Lithuania
Roman Krõlov, Rehabilitation Programme Co-ordinator, NGO Eluliin, Estonia: E-recruitment. Research on Prostitution in Latvia and Estonia: Current Tendencies
Lāsma Stabiņa, Senior Desk Officer of Policy Elaboration Division, Sectoral Policy Department, Ministry of Interior, Latvia: Latvia's Efforts to Assist Victims of Human Trafficking - New National Policy Planning Documents
Natalia Zaibert, Researcher, St. Petersburg Department of the Russian Red Cross: Support for Victims of Human Trafficking in N-W Russia
Christopher Ansell, Detective, European Communities Against Trafficking (ECAT) Project Support Coordinator, Metropolitan Police SCO7: UK Experience: Investigation of THB Cases
Kathryn Hodges, Trustee, Women@Well, Senior Lecturer, Anglia Ruskin University: UK Experience: Methods of Outreach Social Work in Multicultural Environment
Anna Ekstedt, Senior Adviser, Head of Task Force THB Unit, CBSS, Stockholm: Identified Victims and Available Assistance Possibilities for Victims in the Baltic Sea Region
Johan Linander, MP, Swedish Parliament, BSPC Rapporteur on Trafficking in Human Beings: Recommendations to the National Parliaments in the Nordic-Baltic Region
Proposals by the experts (summary of roundtable discussions)
Nordic-Baltic conference 'Identification of victims and criminals – why we do not notice them?'
Raigo Haabu (Police Colonel, Deputy Director General, Criminal Police Department of Estonian Police and Border Guard Board): Opening statement (in Estonian)
Berth Sundström (Director, Nordic Council of Ministers' Office in Estonia): Welcome address
Kati Miitra (State Prosecutor, Office of the Prosecutor General, Estonia): Leading Criminal Investigations and Collecting Evidence in the THB Cases
Laima Garneliene (Judge, Court of Appeal, Lithuania): Evidence Related Problems in THB Cases
Arturs Vaišļa (Expert, Former Head of Human Trafficking Unit of State Police (2003-2012), Latvia): Latvian Legislation on Combating Human Trafficking
Sergei Andreitco (Professor of Constitutional and International Law, St. Petersburg University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia): Combating Human Trafficking, Forced Labour and Sexual Exploitation in Russia
Knut Bråttvik (Police Superintendent, National Criminal Investigation Service (KRIPOS), Norway): Social Dumping or Trafficking?
Ago Tikk (Border Guard Major, Head of Risk Analysis Division, Intelligence Bureau, Border Guard Department, Police and Border Guard Board, Estonia): Irregular Migration, Borders and Profiling
Jarle Bjørke and Andres Väliste (Police Superintendent, Head of Analysis Division, Organized Crime Section, Bergen Police, Norway & Chief Inspector, Senior Investigator, Division of Organised and Serious Crime, Crime Bureau, North Prefecture, Police and Border Guard Board, Estonia): Benefits of networking
Knut Bråttvik (Police Superintendent, National Criminal Investigation Service (KRIPOS), Norway): European Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR): Bilateral Co-operation Between Lithuania and Norwegian Police in Cases Related to THB
Petri Lamppu (Detective Chief Inspector, Senior Investigator, South-West Finland Police): Case Erik
Carsten Ahrends and John Vorbeck Petersen (Police Superintendent, Copenhagen Police, Central Investigation Department & Project Manager, Danish Customs and Tax Administration, Denmark): Cooperation Between Police and Tax Authorities in Denmark
Fight against trafficking in human beings
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