UK Modern Slavery Helpline: 0800 0121 700Romania Victim Helpline: +4021 313 3100
UK-Romania Anti-Trafficking
Cooperation Platform
Updated 2026 Process mapping tool for UK and Romanian enforcement agenciesInstrument de cartografiere a proceselor pentru agențiile din UK și România

Tackling cross-border human trafficking between Romania and the UK

Combaterea traficului transfrontalier de persoane între România și Regatul Unit

A step-by-step process mapping tool for enforcement agencies, prosecutors and first responders in both jurisdictions.

Immediate risk to life

If there is an immediate risk to a victim's life, call 999 (UK) or 112 (Romania).

Dacă există un risc imediat pentru viața victimei, apelați 112 (România) sau 999 (UK).

The 8-phase investigation and assistance process

Procesul de investigație și asistență în 8 faze

1
Intelligence from Romania, first responder identification, NRM/DtN referral
2
Risk assessment, cultural context, triage and recording
3
Offender-focused and victim-focused parallel workstreams
4
Police & judicial cooperation: CCPI, Europol, INTERPOL, JITs, ILORs
5
Financial investigation, digital evidence, witness evidence
6
CPS engagement, video hearings, TCA arrest warrants
7
POCA orders, compensation, release notification
8
NRM coordination, repatriation, long-term support

Key contacts

Contacte cheie

NCA — Modern Slavery Human Trafficking Unit
www.nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk
ANITP — Agenția Națională Împotriva Traficului de Persoane
www.anitp.mai.gov.ro
15 regional centres across Romania
Romanian Consulate London / Consulatul General al României
cglondra.mae.ro — includes labour attaché and liaison magistrate
British Embassy Bucharest / Ambasada Britanică București
NCA, Home Office & CPS liaison officers deployed / Magistrat CPS detașat
DCCO — Direcția de Combatere a Criminalității Organizate
Direct ILORs here for trafficking cases / Direcționați ILORs aici pentru cazuri de trafic
DIICOT
diicot.ro
Home Office ILOR Transmission
UCKA-ILOR@homeoffice.gov.uk
Key NGOs / ONG-uri
Phase 1 of 8 / Faza 1 din 8

Entry points

Puncte de intrare

How a cross-border trafficking case involving Romanian nationals enters the UK system.

A. Intelligence received from Romania

Romanian law enforcement may share intelligence via police cooperation channels indicating that Romanian nationals are being trafficked to or exploited in the UK. This intelligence arrives through the Centre for International Police Cooperation (CCPI).

Format of intelligence from Romania

  • Identity of suspects: SURNAME, name, DOB, parents' names, CNP number
  • Identity and roles of known associates in Romania and the UK
  • Identity of victim(s) in the same format
  • Whether the victim is in immediate risk
  • Modus operandi: recruitment, transportation, exploitation methods
  • Place of exploitation in the UK (area, city, address)
  • Vehicles, phone numbers, financial information
Romanian identification documents

Every Romanian document contains a unique CNP (Cod Numeric Personal), assigned at birth and never changed. This is the most reliable cross-border identifier.

Name order: Romanians and Roma often state their surname first. This can lead to incorrect recording on UK systems and should not be misconstrued as providing false details.

Channels

  • INTERPOL National Bureau (I-24/7 system)
  • Europol National Unit (UK has liaison officers)
  • SELEC National Focal Point (UK is an operating partner)
  • Home Affairs Attachés / Liaison Officers at Romanian Embassy London
  • NCA liaison officers at British Embassy Bucharest
!Police intelligence vs evidence: Information at this stage is for intelligence purposes only. Evidential format requires judicial cooperation channels (Phase 4).

B. First responder identification

A potential victim may be encountered by UK first responders: police, border force, immigration enforcement, local authority staff, NHS workers, GLAA inspectors, or NGO workers.

Trafficking indicators specific to Romanian victims

  • Traffickers possess the victim's documents and money
  • The trafficker acts as "spokesman" — victim seeks eye contact and approval before speaking
  • Group members reluctant to speak independently
  • Trafficker has detailed knowledge of travel arrangements
  • Overcrowded accommodation with limited personal possessions
  • Debt bondage linked to travel or accommodation costs
  • Roma individuals showing signs of forced begging or forced criminality
Why victims may not self-identify

Low institutional trust: Only 22% of Romanians trust NGOs (vs 47% in UK). Post-communist corruption has created deep mistrust.

Victim-blaming culture: 55% of Romanians believed non-consensual intercourse could be justifiable in certain circumstances (highest in the EU).

Traditional values: Religious teachings may emphasise endurance. Communities may ostracise victims who come forward.

Roma-specific barriers: Historical persecution, health taboos, lower education, distrust of authorities.

C. NRM referral and Duty to Notify

In 2023, police registered 316 potential victims of Romanian origin through the NRM. Most fell prey to criminal exploitation, labour exploitation and sex trafficking. The actual number is expected to be much higher.

!Critical distinction: The NRM provides support and a recovery period. The Duty to Notify (Section 52, Modern Slavery Act 2015) is a reporting obligation only. Ensure victims understand both pathways using qualified interpreters.

Cum intră un caz transfrontalier de trafic de persoane cu Regatul Unit în sistemul românesc.

A. Informații primite din Regatul Unit

Autoritățile britanice pot transmite informații prin canale de cooperare polițienească. Acestea ajung prin CCPI, care operează sub principiul „o singură cale de intrare, o singură cale de ieșire".

Canale prin care sosesc informațiile

  • Biroul Național INTERPOL (sistemul I-24/7)
  • Unitatea Națională Europol (UNE) din IGPR-CCPI
  • Punctul Național Focal SELEC
  • Ofițeri de legătură NCA și Home Office la Ambasada Britanică București
  • Magistratul CPS detașat la București
!Informații polițienești vs. probe: Informațiile schimbate în această etapă sunt doar pentru intelligence polițienesc. Formatul probatoriu necesită canale de cooperare judiciară (Faza 4).

B. Identificarea victimelor în România

  • Persoane revenite din UK cu semne de traumă sau exploatare
  • Informații de la familii despre rude exploatate în UK
  • Sesizări de la centrele regionale ANITP
  • Informații din investigații penale în curs
  • Sesizări de la ONG-uri sau organizații internaționale

C. Sesizare ANITP / Referire NRM

ANITP este punctul național de contact pentru referirile transnaționale. ANITP ar trebui notificată de organismul de identificare din UK cu privire la orice victimă care ar putea fi repatriată.

ANITP — 15 centre regionale

Alba Iulia, Bacău, Brașov, București, Constanța, Craiova, Cluj-Napoca, Galați, Iași, Oradea, Pitești, Ploiești, Suceava, Timișoara și Târgu Mureș — cu echipe multidisciplinare de polițiști, asistenți sociali, psihologi și sociologi.

Next step

Phase 2 of 8 / Faza 2 din 8

Initial assessment and triage

Evaluare inițială și triaj

Risk assess, review and record the information. Apply Romania-specific cultural context.

Risk assessment

!Romanian-specific threat: Previous investigations highlighted high risk to families of cooperating victims. Threats typically target relatives in Romania or involve associates attempting to "reconcile" with victims through payment. Contact Romanian police liaison officers at the Romanian Embassy in London immediately if such threats are known.

Key risk factors

  • Immediate physical safety of the victim in the UK
  • Threats to the victim's family in Romania
  • Risk of re-trafficking or returning to the trafficker
  • Risk to other potential victims within the same network
  • Risks to the investigation (evidence destruction, suspect flight)
  • Risks during court proceedings (witness intimidation)
  • Risk upon repatriation, particularly if Romanian authorities not notified

Cultural context for engagement

Communication differences

Directness: Romanians express opinions frankly. Expressive tone, gesturing and raised voices reflect engagement, not aggression — including in Roma communities.

British subtlety can be misread: Be explicit. Nuance and understatement may be missed.

Formality: Use Mr/Mrs/Miss + surname initially. Formality decreases as relationships develop.

Eye contact: Important sign of respect and sincerity. British reserve may be perceived as cold.

Roma-specific considerations

Language: Roma speak Romani (multiple dialects) and Romanian. A Romanian interpreter may not suffice.

Family structure: Large extended families with elderly male as head. Early marriages and dowries may complicate exploitation within relationships.

Health taboos: Gynaecological and mental health are taboo topics, especially in mixed-age groups.

Internal justice (kris): Traditional informal tribunal may affect willingness to engage with formal justice.

Interpreter requirements

Secure qualified interpreters

The UK interpretation market is unregulated. Risks include: inadequate interpreter for Roma speakers, lack of trauma-informed experience, interpreter bias, and nuances lost in translation. Request interpreters with trafficking/victimology experience. Romanians often also speak Italian, Spanish or Portuguese — useful for alternative interpreters if trust is an issue.

Hofstede cultural dimensions: Romania vs UK

DimensionRomaniaUKImplication
Power distance90 (high)35 (low)Romanian decisions may be slower, made only by those in authority, not debated
Individualism30 (low)89 (high)Romanian counterparts value group cohesion, may be loyal to decisions even when disagreeing
Uncertainty avoidance90 (high)35 (low)Romanians prefer clear direction and structure; uncomfortable with ambiguity
Indulgence20 (low)69 (high)Romanian counterparts may display fatalism, believing actions constrained by norms
Referring to individuals as "victims" can be highly sensitive. Romanians rarely see themselves as such. Discussing the context rather than applying the label may build trust more effectively.

Evaluați riscurile, analizați și înregistrați informațiile. Aplicați contextul cultural specific cooperării cu Regatul Unit.

Evaluarea riscurilor

!Risc specific: Investigațiile anterioare au evidențiat un risc ridicat pentru familiile victimelor care cooperează cu organele de aplicare a legii din UK. Amenințările se materializează împotriva rudelor din România.

Context cultural britanic

Diferențe de comunicare cu partenerii britanici

Subtilitate: Comunicarea britanică se bazează pe nuanță și eufemism. Verificați înțelegerea.

Structuri plate: UK are indice scăzut de distanță față de putere — decizii descentralizate, participative.

Toleranță la incertitudine: Partenerii britanici sunt confortabili cu ambiguitatea.

Cereri din Regatul Unit

Autoritățile britanice vor solicita informații din bazele de date românești: întâlniri anterioare cu poliția, asociați cunoscuți, mod de operare, vehicule și numere de telefon.

Next / Următorul pas

Phase 3 / Faza 3

Parallel investigation tracks

Piste paralele de investigație

Track A: Offender-focused

Minimum tactical actions

  • Task local checks on the ground
  • Record intelligence
  • Create alerts — PNC markers, ports alerts
  • Share data and request checks in Romania
  • Risk assess the victim — ongoing
!Common gap: Cooperation frequently stops after basic database checks. Resources are rarely deployed for further on-the-ground checks. This is a missed opportunity.

UK databases

  • PNC, PND, ViSOR, NAFIS, Force Intelligence, Immigration databases

Romanian databases (via cooperation channels)

  • Identity Card DB, Passport DB, ROCRIS-ECRIS, Driving Licence DB, Prison System DB, Intelligence DB, Special Operations

Track B: Victim-focused

Immediate safeguarding

  • Ensure place of safety
  • Assess immediate medical needs
  • Arrange qualified interpreter
  • Explain rights in culturally appropriate manner
  • Begin NRM referral

Child-specific procedures

Children under 18
  • Section 47 enquiry: Local authority duty to investigate significant harm
  • No consent required for NRM referral for children
  • Age disputed? Treat as child until assessment completed
  • Appoint Independent Child Trafficking Guardian
  • Section 20 accommodation
  • Traditional Roma early marriage practices may complicate age assessments
Gender and LGBTQ+ victims

Romania doesn't recognise same-sex marriages. LGBTQ+ victims cite shame (34%) and anticipated homophobic police reactions (38%). Domestic violence increased 56% between 2018-2023 (108,000+ cases in 2023). Victim blaming is prevalent.

Pista A: Orientată spre infractor

Verificări în baze de date românești

  • Baza de date Cărți de Identitate, Pașapoarte, ROCRIS-ECRIS, Permise, Penitenciar, Intelligence, Operațiuni Speciale

Verificări solicitate din UK

  • PNC, PND, ViSOR, baze de date imigrație și financiare

Pista B: Orientată spre victimă

  • Evaluați nevoile imediate fizice și medicale
  • Contactați ANITP pentru referire și asistență
  • Asigurați adăpost și siguranță
  • Pentru minori: activați procedurile de protecție a copilului
Minori

Se aplică proceduri suplimentare. ANITP trebuie notificată imediat. În UK: Section 47, ICTG, Section 20 accommodation.

Next / Următorul pas

Phase 4 / Faza 4

Cross-border cooperation

Cooperare transfrontalieră

Police and judicial cooperation mechanisms. Updated for post-Brexit changes.

Police cooperation via CCPI

CCPI operates five channels: INTERPOL NBI (I-24/7, yellow notes, 24/7 support), Europol UNE (liaison officers, JIT participation), SELEC (UK is operating partner, THB task force), SIRENE-Schengen (UK lost SIS access Jan 2021), and Home Affairs Attachés/Liaison Officers.

Liaison officers in both directions

UK→Romania: NCA, Home Office reps + CPS Magistrate at British Embassy Bucharest.

Romania→UK: Police attachés + liaison magistrate at Romanian Embassy/Consulate London.

Joint Investigation Teams (JITs)

Gold standard for comprehensive cooperation. UK cannot formally initiate JITs post-Brexit, but can participate when EU entities request them. UK-Romania have been leaders in JIT formation even post-Brexit.

!Practical note: IJM has found cases where JIT requests were premature. Consider preliminary data exchange first to establish readiness.

International Letters of Request (ILORs)

Critical: direct ILORs to DCCO

ILORs for trafficking cases must be directed to the Directorate for Combating Organised Crime (DCCO). If not, they risk going to local units without mandate, training or trauma-informed skills. Include NGO involvement details in ILORs.

Home Office transmission: UCKA-ILOR@homeoffice.gov.uk

MLA deadlines

  • Decision to execute: within 45 days
  • Execution: within 90 days of decision
  • Emergency: transmit via Europol or Eurojust

TCA arrest warrants (replacing EAW)

A state cannot refuse execution for human trafficking, child sexual exploitation, or child pornography where conduct is punishable by ≥12 months. Transmitted via INTERPOL (no SIS access).

Video conference hearings

!Defendants cannot be heard by video conference under British law. Use ILOR with list of questions instead.

Hearings forwarded to courts matching victim's registered domicile — may require travel to multiple Romanian locations.

Eurojust & EJN

UK seconds a Liaison Prosecutor to Eurojust. UK remains part of EJN. Tools: ATLAS (identify competent authorities) and Fiches Belges (ejn-crimjust.europa.eu).

Canale de cooperare polițienească și judiciară. Actualizat post-Brexit.

Cooperare polițienească prin CCPI

CCPI reunește cinci canale: Biroul Național INTERPOL, UNE Europol, SELEC, Serviciul SIRENE-Schengen și ofițeri de legătură.

!Post-Brexit: UK nu mai are acces la SIS din 1 ianuarie 2021. EAW înlocuit cu mandate TCA.

Echipe Comune de Investigație (ECI/JIT)

Autoritățile românești pot iniția formarea ECI cu UK. Efectuați schimb preliminar de date înainte de solicitare.

Comisii rogatorii (ILORs)

ILORs sunt pregătite de CPS. Este esențial ca cele privind traficul să fie direcționate către DCCO.

Magistratul CPS la București

Sprijină și facilitează cererile UK-România. Gestionează coordonarea cazurilor transfrontaliere.

Magistratul de legătură la Londra

La Ambasada Românei la Londra — facilitează pregătirea și transmiterea ILORs.

Mandate TCA

Un stat nu poate refuza executarea unui mandat pentru trafic de persoane dacă pedeapsa este ≥12 luni.

Next / Următorul pas

Phase 5 / Faza 5

Active investigation

Investigație activă

Financial investigation, digital evidence preservation and witness evidence.

Financial investigation pathway

Steps in the UK

  • Financial profiling: bank accounts, property, vehicles, crypto wallets
  • Check SARs with NCA Financial Intelligence Unit
  • Production orders under POCA 2002 for bank records
  • Restraint orders to prevent asset dissipation
  • Cash seizure (≥£1,000 where reasonable grounds)
  • Account monitoring orders for live operations

Cross-border financial investigation

  • Request Romanian financial data via ILORs to DCCO
  • Coordinate with ONPCSB (Romanian FIU) for suspicious transactions
  • Request freezing of assets in Romania
  • Use JIT mechanisms for direct financial intelligence sharing

Digital evidence preservation

!Time-critical: Social media content and sexual service advertisements can be deleted within hours. Submit preservation requests immediately.
  • Social media preservation requests (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat) — 90 days pending production order
  • Messaging apps: WhatsApp, Telegram, Viber (widely used by Romanian communities)
  • Online advertisements: screen-capture with metadata immediately
  • Device examination: phones, laptops under warrant (traffickers use multiple SIMs)
  • Money transfer records: Western Union, MoneyGram, hawala
  • Travel records: airlines, coaches (FlixBus, Eurolines routes commonly used)

Witness evidence

Trauma-informed interviewing

  • Use qualified interpreters with trafficking experience
  • Allow adequate time
  • Expect hostility/mistrust as consequence of trauma
  • Be direct — avoid British understatement
  • Maintain eye contact as sign of respect
  • Raised voices and gesturing = engagement, not aggression

Corroborating evidence

  • Financial records, communications data, travel records
  • Physical evidence from addresses, CCTV/ANPR
  • Witness statements from neighbours, employers, other victims
  • Expert evidence on trafficking patterns
  • Medical evidence of exploitation

Investigație financiară, conservarea probelor digitale și probe testimoniale.

Investigație financiară

  • Profilare financiară: conturi bancare, proprietăți, vehicule, criptomonede
  • Coordonare cu ONPCSB pentru tranzacții suspecte
  • Ordine de sechestru pentru prevenirea disipării activelor
  • Monitorizarea conturilor în timp real

Transfrontalier

  • Solicitați date financiare din UK prin comisii rogatorii sau ECI
  • POCA 2002 (UK) permite confiscarea produselor infracțiunii
  • Identificați și înghețați active în UK

Probe digitale

  • Cereri de conservare rețele sociale, aplicații mesagerie (WhatsApp, Telegram, Viber)
  • Capturați anunțuri online imediat
  • Confiscați dispozitive sub mandate corespunzătoare
  • Conservați înregistrări transferuri de bani și rezervări călătorie

Interviuri informate de traumă

Bariere psihologice

Concepții greșite despre psihoterapie, lipsa de încredere în psihologi, stigmat cultural legat de sănătatea mintală, teama de a confrunta traumele.

Next / Următorul pas

Phase 6 / Faza 6

Prosecution and trial

Urmărire penală și judecată

CPS engagement

The CPS Magistrate in Bucharest manages cross-border case coordination. Officers should explain disclosure procedures to Romanian NGOs supporting cases.

Compensation: Encourage prosecutors to include compensation claims and reparation orders. Not making a claim could result in loss of this right. See Phase 7.

Video conference hearings from Romania

  • Hearing in presence of Romanian judge/prosecutor + interpreter
  • Judge verifies identity and ensures compliance with Romanian law
  • Conducted by UK judicial authority
  • Witness protection measures agreed bilaterally
  • Witness may invoke right not to testify under either law
!Defendants cannot be heard by video conference under British law. Use ILOR with question list.
!Logistics: Requests forwarded to courts matching victim's registered domicile on ID card. May require travel to multiple locations in Romania.

TCA arrest warrants

  • Cannot refuse for trafficking where sentence ≥12 months
  • Transmitted via INTERPOL or directly
  • Forms on European Judicial Network website
  • Nationality exception available but state must then consider prosecution

Witness appearance

  • Witnesses may request advance for travel/accommodation expenses
  • Non-attendance after summons: no sanction or coercive measures possible
  • Refusal to testify: no restriction of liberty, even if refusal is a crime under Romanian law

Cooperarea cu CPS

Magistratul CPS la București gestionează coordonarea cazurilor. Explicați procedurile de disclosure ONG-urilor din România.

Audieri prin videoconferință

  • În prezența judecătorului/procurorului român și a interpretului
  • Condusă direct de autoritatea judiciară britanică
  • Măsurile de protecție a martorului convenite bilateral
!Conform legislației britanice, inculpații nu pot fi audiați prin videoconferință. Se formulează ILOR cu lista de întrebări.

Mandate TCA

Un stat nu poate refuza executarea pentru trafic dacă pedeapsa ≥12 luni. Transmitere prin INTERPOL.

Comparișia martorilor

Martorii care nu se prezintă nu pot fi sancționați. Martorii care refuză să depună mărturie nu pot fi supuși restricțiilor de libertate.

Next / Următorul pas

Phase 7 / Faza 7

Post-conviction

Post-condamnare

POCA confiscation orders

"Benefit" figure = all earnings from exploitation, not just personal profit. Where assets are in Romania, use ILORs for identification, freezing and confiscation.

Slavery and Trafficking Reparation Orders (STROs)

Under Section 8 Modern Slavery Act 2015, courts can order defendants to compensate victims. IJM has secured these in multi-victim construction exploitation cases in London.

Criminal Injuries Compensation (CICA)

Independent of court orders. IJM has seen claims up to £25,000. Inform victims of CICA rights in their language.

Release notification

Critical failure: notification for Romanian victims

Multiple cases where victims encountered released traffickers without warning. Exacerbated by Early Release Scheme (very short terms, repatriation to Romania).

Failures identified: Prison units didn't inform investigating police; victims/NGOs not notified; ANITP not notified; victims in Romania left unprotected.

Mitigation steps

  • At conviction: record investigating officer details and victim contact preferences with prison service
  • Liaise with Romanian victim contact unit to register NGO, ANITP and victims for notification
  • Monitor Early Release Scheme decisions for convicted traffickers
  • Ensure Romanian police and ANITP notified before release/repatriation
  • Inform supporting NGO so safety measures can be implemented

Confiscarea produselor infracțiunii

POCA 2002 (UK): „beneficiul" = toate câștigurile din exploatare. Active în România: ILORs pentru identificare, înghețare, confiscare.

Despăgubiri

STROs: Instanța dispune plata de despăgubiri victimei. CICA: Cereri de până la 25.000 GBP, independent de compensații judiciare.

Notificarea eliberării

Eșec critic

Victime au întâlnit traficanti eliberați fără a fi informate. Schema de Eliberare Anticipată a agravat problema. Unitățile penitenciare nu au notificat poliția, victimele, ONG-urile sau ANITP.

Măsuri

  • Contactați unitatea de contact a victimelor din România
  • Înscrierea ONG-ului, ANITP și victimelor pentru notificare
  • Asigurați notificarea poliției române și ANITP înainte de eliberare
Next / Următorul pas

Phase 8 / Faza 8

Victim recovery and reintegration

Recuperarea și reintegrarea victimelor

Transnational NRM coordination

Current gap

Multiple cases have occurred without NRM coordination between Romania and UK. Basic repatriation procedures followed instead, leaving victims at risk of re-victimisation.

Required steps

  • Notify ANITP before repatriation — not after
  • Reciprocal notification for victims identified in Romania who were exploited in UK
  • Continuity of care across both jurisdictions
  • Ongoing participation in UK proceedings via video link

Repatriation

  • Connect victim with Romanian NGOs for ongoing support
  • Provide rights information in Romanian
  • Ensure court attendance arrangements if victim has given/will give evidence
!Re-trafficking risk: Victims returning to families may be at risk if trafficker is from same community, original vulnerabilities persist, or root causes (poverty, unemployment, discrimination) are unaddressed. Coordinate with ANITP regional centres.

Romanian NGOs

OrganisationServices
AdpareVictim services including shelter
Open Door / Ușa DeschisăVictim services including shelter
EliberarePrevention and protection
People to PeopleRange of support services
ProTECT PlatformNetwork of anti-trafficking NGOs

ANITP regional centres

15 centres with multidisciplinary teams: Alba Iulia, Bacău, Brașov, București, Constanța, Craiova, Cluj-Napoca, Galați, Iași, Oradea, Pitești, Ploiești, Suceava, Timișoara, Târgu Mureș.

Preventing re-trafficking

Romania's structural vulnerabilities: average net earnings €14,500 (2022), 22.6% at-risk-of-poverty (2020), 33.2% functional illiteracy, 24.7% tertiary education (vs 42% EU average). Roma ethnicity is the strongest poverty predictor.

Coordonare transnațională NRM

Lacună actuală

Multiple cazuri fără coordonare NRM între România și UK. Victime în risc de re-victimizare.

Pași necesari

  • Notificarea ANITP înainte de repatriere
  • Notificare reciprocă pentru victime identificate în România exploatate în UK
  • Continuitatea asistenței în ambele jurisdicții
  • Participare la procedurile penale din UK prin videoconferință

ONG-uri din România

OrganizațieServicii
AdpareServicii inclusiv adăpost
Ușa DeschisăServicii inclusiv adăpost
EliberarePrevenire și protecție
People to PeopleServicii diverse de sprijin
ProTECTRețea ONG-uri anti-trafic

Centre ANITP

15 centre regionale: Alba Iulia, Bacău, Brașov, București, Constanța, Craiova, Cluj-Napoca, Galați, Iași, Oradea, Pitești, Ploiești, Suceava, Timișoara, Târgu Mureș.

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