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              Joelle Garriaud Maylam, insan ticaretiyle mücadele  Maylam, Fransa’n›n geçen y›l konuya iliflkin yeni
           konusunda çal›flan merkez ofislerinin, 2012 y›l›nda 52  bir yasa kabul etti¤ini hat›rlatarak, yap›lan çal›flmala-
           uluslararas› flebeke ortaya ç›kard›¤›n› aç›klayarak, 2  r›n yan›s›ra ülke stratejisi içinde, bölgesel iflbirli¤inin
           y›l öncesine göre bu say›n›n yüzde 13 artt›¤›n› ve ara-  yatt›¤›n› dile getirdi. Bölgesel ve yerel aktörlerin
           lar›nda özellikle Romen çetelerin bafl› çekti¤i 23 fle-  biraraya getirilmesi ve STK’lar›n da sürece kat›lmas›
           beke bulundu¤unu aktard›. Sorunun çözümü için ya-  gerekti¤ini düflündüklerini kaydeden Maylam, Bat› Af-
           p›lmas› gerekenler konusunda gerekli hukuki çerçe-  rika’da özellikle Gine’de yürüttükleri çal›flmalar› anlat-
           veleri oldu¤unu an›msatan Maylam, flunlar› kaydetti:  t›. Joelle Garriaud Maylam, Gine Körfezi’ndeki ülkele-
           “‹ki de önemli yasal araç var. Biri BM Palermo Kon-  rin çok ciddi kölelik merkezi ve kad›nlarla çocuklar›n
           vansiyonu. 2000 y›l›nda imzalanan bu konvansiyon,  cinsel yolla kullan›ld›¤› bir bölge oldu¤unu belirterek,
           örgütlü suça karfl› s›n›r ötesi ölçekte faaliyet gösteren  insan ticaretinin bölgede yeralt› ekonomisi oluflturdu-
           çok tarafl› bir anlaflma. 3 protokolü var ve özellikle  ¤unu söyledi. Bunun bölgede sadece insani bir sorun
           kad›n ve çocuklar›n ticaretini durdurmak ve cezalan-  olmad›¤›n›, bölgesel ekonomileri etkiledi¤ini ve bü-
           d›rmak amac›n› tafl›yan bir protokol. ‹kinci belge ise  tün bir devleti istikrardan yoksun b›rakabilece¤ini
           AB Konseyi 2005 Varflova Konvansiyonu. Burada da  kaydeden Maylam, Fransa’n›n geçen y›l Kas›m ay›nda
           çeflitli referans mekanizmalar› öngörülüyor. Son ola-  3 y›l sürecek bir öncelik dayan›flma fonu kurdu¤unu
           rak AB son birkaç y›lda kapsaml› politikalar olufltur-  belirterek, amac›n Gine Körfezi ülkelerinde insan tica-
           du. Amaç insan ticaretini tamamen ortadan kald›r-  retiyle mücadele etmek oldu¤unu ifade etti. Kame-
           mak. Haziran 2012’de, 2016 y›l›na kadar devam ede-  run, Benin, Togo, Gana ve Nijerya’n›n bölgede çok
           cek bir strateji gelifltirildi.” Maylam, son 10 y›ld›r  ciddi insan ticareti ak›fl›n›n gerçekleflti¤i ülkeler oldu-
           Fransa’n›n yo¤un flekilde farkl› unsurlar› bir araya ge-  ¤una dikkati çeken Maylam, burada temel amac›n
           tirerek, insan ticaretine karfl› gelifltirilen uluslararas›  devletleri güçlendirerek, insan ticaretiyle mücadele
           enstrümanlar›n etkin flekilde uygulanabilmesi için ça-  kapasitesini art›rmak ve onlara iyi uygulamalarla ör-
           l›flt›¤›n› söyledi.                              nekler sunmak oldu¤unu kaydetti.


              “The increase in scope of the eastern gangs has  post of special Rapporteur on human trafficking. It
            been steady these last 20 years. Our central Office  has also supported the efforts of the UN within the
            fort he repression of human trafficking has led to  framework of the World initiative against human
            the dismantling of 52 international networks in  trafficking (called UN Gift), which was launched in
            2012, 13 more than 2 years earlier. Among those,  2007 to improve coordination of all international
            almost half (that is 23 networks) were led by Ruma-  organizations working on the subject and helping
            nian gangs.” Senator Maylam mentioned neces-   financially the victims. France was also very active
            sary legal and policy frameworks: “In fact we have  in the working group on human trafficking within
            a legal framework at our disposal, with two promi-  the UN Office against drug and Crime, the work of
            nent legal instruments. The first one is the UN Pa-  this group having led to the UN adopting in 2010 an
            lermo Convention. This UN 2000 Convention aga-  Action Plan against human trafficking, in view of an
            inst Transnational Organized Crime is a multilate-  efficient implementation of the additional Protocol
            ral treaty with a special emphasis on human traffic-  to the Palermo Convention.
            king through one of its three Protocols, the Proto-  I would like also to mention our implication in
            col to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in  West Africa Countries of the Guinea Gulf have been
            Persons, especially Women and Children.        identified not only as a major centre of forced labo-
              The second one is the Council of Europe Warsaw  ur and of sexual exploitation of women and children,
            Convention of 2005, which insist on the training of  but also a hub for circular ways of human trafficking,
            professionals and the implementation of a national  they have been proved to be countries of origin, of
            coordination mechanism, with the establishment  transit and of destination. France launched in No-
            of a national and transnational referral mecha-  vember 2013 for a 3 years period what we call a Prio-
            nisms. Finally the European Union has developed  rity Solidarity Fund which helps the fight against
            over the last few years a comprehensive policy and  trafficking an Guinea Gulf State countries. It aims to
            legislative framework to effectively eradicate hu-  reinforce regional coordination in 5 countries (Ca-
            man trafficking. In June 2012 it adopted a commu-  meroon, Benin, Togo, Ghana and Nigeria) between
            nication on a strategy for the years leading to  which exist important trafficking flows. The main ob-
            2016.”                                         jective is to empower these States by improving the-
              Then Senator Maylam gave information about   ir capacity to fight trafficking. It encourages the exc-
            France’s efforts against human trafficking in the  hange of information on good practices. It wants to
            last 10 years: “Within the Council of human rights,  place the victim at the heart of everything when dea-
            France has supported since 2004 the creation of a  ling with this appalling crime against humanity.



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