A study commissioned by the International Organization for Migration Mission in Ukraine has found that since 1991 there have been around 100 thousand victims of human trafficking in Ukraine. It also found that trafficking for labour exploitation is particularly common

Work abroad has all the allure of Klondyke’s gold mines for our fellow citizens. It’s not just yesterday’s schoolgirls who forget the saying that free cheese comes only in a mousetrap, but worldly wise construction workers and specialists with a higher education

According to figures released by the International Organization for Migration (IOM), Belarus and Moldova also top the list of European countries with the largest number of “live commodities” for heavy agricultural labour, prostitution and begging.

The Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs reports that thanks to their formal request to the Turkish police, 20 Ukrainian women, some of whom they believe to be victims of human traffickers, have been freed.

The Vinnytsa Regional Prosecutor’s Office has launched a criminal investigation against a Moldovan national suspected of human trafficking involving residents of the Vinnytsa region

One good iniitiative for the huge problem of children living on the streets and desperately in need of help

In Ukraine today there are more than 200 000 children who are homeless, uncared for or who have been taken away from their parents

Main problems and tasks in this sphere, illustrated with real examples and sad statistics.