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EXPRESSIONS OF THE ACT OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING WITHIN THE COMPARATIVE LAW
Authors: Mihai ŞTEFĂNOAIA
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This article seeks, by the method of comparative law to provide better solutions, specific, relevant to the legislative process in the interpretation of the offence of human trafficking. The object of this research was formed by the following topics: the concept and nature of human trafficking; the recruitment, reception, shelter, harbor, transportation, transfer or acceptance of persons in order to exploit them; the factors contributing to the development of human trafficking;
the problems ahead of preventing and combating human trafficking; the international legal instruments to prevent and combat trafficking in human beings etc.
As research support of the analysis was the penal legislation of different countries, with special attention given to the following articles: art.165 „Human trafficking”, art.206 „Trafficking of children” the Penal Code of the Republic
of Moldova; art.210 „Human trafficking”, art.211 „Trafficking of Minors” the Penal Code of Romania from 2009;
par.1 art.1 of the Law of Saudi Arabia from 2009 on combating human trafficking; par.(1) art.1 of the Law of Ghana from 2005 on combating human trafficking; art.2 of the Law of Mauritius from 2009 on combating human trafficking; Article 3 of the Protocol to the UN Convention from 15.11.2000: the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbor and reception of the victim; the Convention of the European Council from 03.05.2005 on fighting against human trafficking etc.