INTERCEPTED launches a campaign on Human Rights Day
The 10th Intercepted online campaign has been launched on Human Rights Day to enhance the visibility of a human rights-based approach to combating Trafficking in Human Beings. This approach is…
The disruption of the digital business model of
traffickers by improving the digital capabilities of law
enforcement and judicial authorities
Starting date:
April 1st, 2023
European funding: 862.045,50€ co-funded by the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF), Internal Security Fund (ISF), and Border Management and Visa Instrument. Under the Grant Agreement No. 101101938
(BMVI)
INTERCEPTED project aims to disrupt the digital model of Trafficking in Human Beings (THB) by improving the digital capabilities of law enforcement and judicial authorities. For that purpose, INTERCEPTED focuses on two points for the disruption of the trafficking chain: recruitment and advertisement, taking into account that the methods used in terms of language, platforms, targets and strategies vary according to the profiles of the victims and the type of exploitation.
For a better understanding of this phenomenon and to keep abreast of trends from a technological and security point of view, INTERCEPTED includes cooperation between public actors and the private sector through the use of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) to design and develop structured responses against online THB activities. The project focuses its research and prevention activity in Central Europe and the Western Balkan route.
INTERCEPTED aims to achieve 5 objectives directly related to the use of the Internet in Human Trafficking, which are:
INTERCEPTED is designed and will be implemented as an evolution of the projects UNCHAINED and BIGOSINT, which have the common objective of disrupting the online business of Human Trafficking,.
The consortium is made up of the Euro-Arab Foundation of Granada, the Hellenic Police of Greece (HP), the German Police School (HfÖV), AGENFOR of Italy, and the KEMEA Center for Security Studies in Greece, under the coordination of the Public Prosecutor’s Office of Trieste, Italy (TSJudPol).
Coordinador del Proyecto:
The 10th Intercepted online campaign has been launched on Human Rights Day to enhance the visibility of a human rights-based approach to combating Trafficking in Human Beings. This approach is…
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