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A human rights-based approach to the administration of criminal justice in cases of trafficking in persons 2012, para. 76

Paragraph text: The Special Rapporteur notes the important role that non-governmental organizations can play in training officials. For example, in Australia, they are invited to give presentations to investigators. In Nicaragua, Casa Allianza Nicaragua has organized workshops for both journalists and police to raise awareness about trafficking and to stress the need to protect victims and to improve investigations.

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Paragraph text: Recognizing this gap, the Special Rapporteur considers that conceptual clarification of this right and analysis of good practices and main challenges may benefit States in ensuring the effective implementation of the right at the national level. It is further her hope that the report will provide guidance to practitioners working in this field, including lawyers, human rights defenders, academics, and international and non-governmental organizations.

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