Szandra Windt's new book Invisible people – the phenomenon of trafficking in human beings in Hungary was published by the National Institute of Criminology.
Jump to this pageThe publication specifically addresses the phenomenon of human trafficking.
Jump to this pageFerenc R., arrested in mid-February 2022, forced the victim into prostitution in one of his brothels in Vienna between 2014 and 2020.
Jump to this pageThe 29-year-old man forced vulnerable women into prostitution.
Jump to this pageIn line with the action plan of the national anti-trafficking strategy, the Ministry of Interior revised the Government Decree on the identification order of victims of trafficking in human beings last year.
Jump to this pageThe men involved in the exploitation and trafficking of women providing sexual services were detained by police in Békéscsaba, Gyomaendrőd, Szarvas, Makó and Sopron. Criminal proceedings were instituted against them on suspicion of trafficking in human beings.
Jump to this pageDeputy State Secretary Mátyás Hegyaljai participated in an online meeting with the U.S. Department of State's Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons.
Jump to this pageA joint meeting of the National Coordination Mechanism and NGO Roundtable of the Ministry of the Interior took place on 2 December.
Jump to this page29 countries participated in the Europol-coordinated action between 8 November and 12 November 2021.
Jump to this pageA 24-year-old Salgótarján man, who was arrested by the Nógrád county police, forced a girl to commit sexual acts.
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