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Italy
Trafficking in Human Beings
A draft law against trafficking in human beings has been approved by the Chamber of Deputies on 21 November 2001. The draft law is now being discussed at the Senate; the first session took place on 13 June 2002; the final approval is expected by the end of the year. The main purpose of this new law is to strengthen the legal definition of the crime of human trafficking, to toughen the penalties and dispense specific protection measures for victims of trafficking along with a range of preventive measures.
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- Legal definition and elements of trafficking
- Liability of trafficking
- Residence and immigration
- National frameworks
- Children
- Prevention
- Investigation
Primary legislation
- Criminal Code (1930) (excerpts)
- Law n. 17 turning into law, with changes, the law decree December 28, 2006, no. 300, containing the extension of the limits foreseen by legislative provisions. Provisions of legislative delegation (in Italian) (2007)
- Law n. 228 on Measures against Trafficking in Persons (2003)
- Law n. 228 on Measures against Trafficking in Persons (2003) (in Italian)
- Law n. 45 establishing a Special Witness Protection Scheme (in Italian) (2001) (excerpts)
- Law n. 75 on Prostitution and the Fight against the Exploitation of Prostitution by others (in Italian) (20 February 1958)
- Law n. 269 on Measures against the prostitution of minors, pornography, sex tourism and other contemporary forms of slavery (in Italian) (3 August 1998)
Secondary legislation
- Legislative Decree n. 286 on Immigration and Aliens (in English and Italian) (1998) (excerpts)
- Presidential Decree n. 394 bringing regulations and norms relating to immigration and aliens in line with article 1, paragraph 6 of the Legislative Decree n. 286 (in Italian) (Chapter IV: Provisions of a Humanitarian Nature) (30 August 1999)
Others
- Review of the Implementation of the Beijing Platform for Action and the Outcome Documents of the 23rd Special Session of the General Assembly (Rome, 2004)
- Associazione On the Road, Article 18: Protection of Victims of Trafficking and Fight Against Crime (Italy and the European Scenarios) Research Report (2002)
- Isabella Orfano, Country Report: Italy, in: Research based on case studies of victims of trafficking in human beings in 3 EU Member States, i.e. Belgium, Italy and The Netherlands (pp.125-224)
Archives
- Draft law n. 1584 on Measures against trafficking of human beings (in Italian)
- Law n. 5029 against Trafficking of Persons amending the Penal Code (in Italian) (new articles 600 and 602bis) (March 2001)
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Governmental resources
- Council of Ministers – Department for Equal Opportunities (in Italian)
- Ministry of Interior (in Italian)
- Ministry of Justice
- Anti-Slavery International, Protocol for Identification and Assistance to Trafficked Persons and Training Kit (2005)
- Anti-Slavery International, Human Traffic – Human Rights: Redefining Victim Protection (2002)
- Trafficking of Nigerian Girls to Italy. Report of Field Survey in Edo State Nigeria (UNICRI 2003)