30/07/2026
Cu ocazia Zilei Mondiale împotriva Traficului de Persoane, Consulatul General al României la Londra evidențiază activitatea desfășurată în ultimii ani pentru prevenirea exploatării și sprijinirea victimelor.
Prin campanii de informare adresate comunității românești, instruirea personalului consular, identificarea și îndrumarea persoanelor vulnerabile către serviciile competente, precum și prin colaborarea cu Delegația UE in UK, Home Office, Border Force, polițiile teritoriale din Regatul Unit, autoritățile locale, organizații neguvernamentale și instituțiile competente din România, Consulatul General a contribuit la consolidarea cooperării și a mecanismelor de prevenire, protecție și asistență destinate victimelor traficului de persoane.
On World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, the Consulate General of Romania in London highlights its work over recent years to prevent exploitation and support victims of human trafficking.
Through public awareness campaigns for the Romanian community, training for consular staff, the identification and referral of vulnerable individuals to the appropriate support services, and close cooperation with the EU Delegation in the UN, Home Office, Border Force, UK police forces, local authorities, civil society organisations, and the competent Romanian authorities, the Consulate General has contributed to strengthening prevention, victim protection, and bilateral cooperation in the fight against human trafficking.
Every year, thousands of people accept what they believe are legitimate job offers, only to find themselves trapped in scam compounds, stripped of their freedom and forced into cyber-enabled fraud.
Human trafficking is evolving in the digital age. Criminal networks exploit deception to recruit victims and force them into criminal activities.
On the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, the EU reaffirms its commitment to fighting trafficking through stronger international cooperation, support for victims, and action against the criminal networks behind these crimes, including a proposed new EU sanctions regime targeting organised crime.
Together with the UNODC, the EU is working to expose these crimes, protect victims and hold traffickers accountable.