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Clients: the chronology of work
2002
Assuming that trafficking in human beings was involved, the Society Ključ rendered a form of help to 10
persons:
- 4 juveniles;
- 1 Iranian, 4 Slovene, 4 Ukraine and 1 deceased Ukraine nationals.
2003
Assuming that trafficking in human beings was involved, the Society Ključ rendered a form of help to 7 persons:
- 2 juveniles;
- 3 Slovene, 1 Slovakian, 1 Thai, 1 Serbian and 1 Ukraine nationals;
- 2 crisis accomodations;
- 1 case of help with contacting law enforcement agencies (escorting to report a criminal offence to police, to testify in a pretrial process in court and to testify in court);
- 2 interviews in the Aliens Centre.
2004
Assuming that trafficking in human beings was involved, the Society Ključ rendered a form of help to 25 persons:
- 6 juveniles;
- 5 Serbia and Montenegro, 4 Slovakian, 6 Ukraine, 2 Romanian, 3 Bulgarian, 2 Albanian and 3 Slovene nationals;
- 9 crisis accomodations;
- 8 cases of help with contacting law enforcement agencies (escorting to report a criminal offence to police, to testify in a pretrial process in court and to testify in court);
- 5 interviews in the Aliens Centre, 2 in Asylum home.
2005
The conditions for basic operation of safe house and crisis accommodation premises were ensured (payment of rent, electricity, heating etc.) which was not enough for basic care of victims. Due to unpaid financial part of Ministry of Labour, Family and Social Affairs, Ministry of Interior and Ministry of Justice, the Society Ključ didn't have enough resources for care of THB victims (food, toiletries and other necessities, return to countries of origin etc). For that reason from April on the Society Ključ has been forced to refuse help to 11 persons in need of such assitance. Help was rendered to Slovene nationals and foreigners who didn't need assistance mentioned above:
- 5 juveniles;
- 1 Macedonian, 1 Slovakian, 1 Dominican Republic nationals;
- 9 Slovene, 1 Ukraine, 2 Serbia and Montenegro, 1 Bosnia and Herzegovina nationals.
They needed multiple personal and phone counseling interviews, short-term psychosocial help, help with contacting their families, help with contacting authorities of countries of origin to which they eventually returned or help with contacting Slovene police. Those forms of help were rendered in The Society Ključ premises, in crisis accommodation premises, in Center for Foreigners premises and in some other occasional places.
2006
Assuming that trafficking in human beings was involved, the Society Ključ rendered a form of help to:
- 3 juveniles;
- 1 Abanian, 2 Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2 Slovakian (female and male) and 8 Bulgarian nationals;
- 10 crisis accomodations;
- 3 interviews in the Aliens Centre;
- 10 cases of help with contacting law enforcement agencies (escorting to report a criminal offence to police, to testify in a pretrial process in court and to testify in court);
- 10 cases of help with organizing the return of victims to countries of origin;
- cases of refferal of victims to similar organizations in countries of origin.
Most identified victims of trafficking in human beings wish to return to their country of origin. There they are usually met by similar orgnizations. Due to personal data protection, follow-up information on their further life courses are not received.
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