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Law Enforcement Council wants to see further implementation of human trafficking and smuggling arrangements. | SMN News

April 23, 2020

Law Enforcement Council wants to see further implementation of human trafficking and smuggling arrangements. | SMN News
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KRALENDIJK:--- The implementation of various arrangements on tackling trafficking in human beings and the smuggling people in the Caribbean Netherlands needs to be improved. There is insufficient insight into the nature and extent of human trafficking and smuggling. This is the conclusion of the Law Enforcement Council in its inspection report 'Tackling trafficking in human beings and people smuggling'.

Trafficking in human beings is a form of exploitation and a crime against personal freedom. Human smuggling concerns the providing of assistance in illegal border crossings. Arrangements have been made within the Kingdom to combat and prevent these serious crimes. The


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