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Specialist of the KFI participated in the CEPOL training course in Larnaca (Cyprus)

From November 11 to 15, 2024, forensic expert Olena Cherniavska participated in a CEPOL training in Cyprus on combating human trafficking with a focus on labor exploitation.

From November 11 to 15, 2024, Olena Cherniavska, forensic expert of the Department of International Cooperation and Expert Training of the Laboratory for the Organization of Scientific, Methodological Activities, Regulatory Support, International Cooperation and Expert Training, took part in the training course “Human Trafficking: Labor Exploitation”, supported by CEPOL in cooperation with the Cyprus Police Academy in Larnaca (Cyprus).

The event was attended by representatives from 18 countries: The Netherlands, France, Germany, Sweden, Spain, Ireland, Portugal, Finland, Denmark, Romania, Lithuania, Poland, etc.

During the course of the training course, the relevant theoretical and practical aspects of investigating crimes related to human trafficking were discussed and the following topics were presented for discussion:
– interagency cooperation in combating labor exploitation;
– the role and capabilities of Europol in combating human trafficking and combating these types of crimes;
– signs of a successful criminal process in the investigation of crimes related to human trafficking;
– application of EU legislation in combating crimes related to human trafficking, namely: The Employer Sanctions Directive and the Seasonal Workers Directive;
– Action Plan to Combat Trafficking in Human Beings;
– Mechanism for preventing labor exploitation on the example of the case of Ukrainian refugees, etc.

The participants also discussed problematic issues of cooperation between government agencies of different countries in the investigation of crimes related to human trafficking caused by differences in criminal procedural legislation. The participants had the opportunity to practically apply the acquired knowledge in the form of workshops, in particular, using the EUROPOL platform for information exchange.

At the end of the event, the participants took an online test of the material they had learned and had the opportunity to exchange experience with colleagues from different countries, which is an important factor for the development of forensic science in Ukraine.

We thank the organizers for the opportunity to participate in this course. This is a great support for us and an opportunity to become better!