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Prostitution: Brussels targets human trafficking

“Trafficking in human beings is the slavery of our times”: this is the conviction which has led Home Affairs Commissioner Cecilia Malmström to launch a […]

26 September 2012
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Corriere della Sera
Schengen Zone: The millionaires of Europe’s eastern frontier

Despite billions invested in hi-tech surveillance equipment, the borders of Romania and Bulgaria remain some of Europe’s most porous. Sumptuous villas built by customs officers might provide a clue as to why. A report.

5 September 2011
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Internet: Crime spreads on the web

As La Voix du Luxembourg points out on its front page, the "Dark side of the Internet" has created closer links with the poppy fields of […]

5 May 2011
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La Voix du Luxembourg
European of the Week: Iana Matei, against human trafficking

Designated "European of the year 2010" by Reader's Digest for rescuing 420 women from forced prostitution, Iana Matei manages a centre where the victims of human trafficking are given a chance to rebuild their lives.

3 February 2010
95 Adevărul Bucharest
Romania: Top exporter of call girls

According to a survey conducted by the non-governmental organization, TAMPEP, between 2006 and 2008, Romania, overtook Russia and Ukraine to become the most common country […]

19 January 2010
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Evenimentul zilei
Romania: Adopted into thin air

What has happened to the more than 20,000 Romanian children (30,000 according to some NGOs) adopted between 1990 and 1997, especially by foreigners? According to […]

11 January 2010

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România libera
Asylum Seekers: "Delight" as Besson clears Calais Jungle

“Next stop UK”, announces the front page of the Daily Mail, reporting on the closure of the refugee camp known as “The Jungle” in Calais, […]

22 September 2009

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The Daily Mail

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I dare say that your "schism" would be not like Luther's, rather it would be like Thomas Müntzer's one. It is one thing not to like how the euro is working, but quite another to mix up misunderstood concepts which serve only to deepen the abyss that already exists.

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These people certainly help to show huge loopholes in the EU system. Is the EU able to act? Laws must be tightened so that people cannot receive benefits in a country where they have never worked. And most of all there must be exemplary penalties against gang leaders.

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Europeans have made no use of the European citizenship they have had since 1992. Nice little sheep who allow themselves to be shorn, they continue to place their trust in national parties who are fully focused on their national electoral advantage.

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Feed Human trafficking

Prostitution: Brussels targets human trafficking

Schengen Zone: The millionaires of Europe’s eastern frontier

Internet: Crime spreads on the web

European of the Week: Iana Matei, against human trafficking

Romania: Top exporter of call girls

Romania: Adopted into thin air

Asylum Seekers: "Delight" as Besson clears Calais Jungle