Two cousins in court: illegal slide in Georgian women!
Two cousins in court: illegal slide in Georgian women!
This day, March 11, 2025, two men in Hanau are on trial, who have to answer for illegal atmosphere of women from Georgia. The accused, 70 and 57 years old and related, are said to have brought women to Germany over a period of almost three years. These women who worked as nursing staff in Georgia were given the promised opportunity to work in the Hanau and Maintal region as nursing or household help.
The introduced women were not only issued for fake staffing to give them a sham -legal residence permit, but they also had financial obligations. You should pay a one -time commission and monthly placement fees. The indictment comprises a total of 21 cases brought before the court.
lack of protection and high risks in Georgia
The current Situation in Georgia is characterized by a high risk of human trafficking. In a report by the OSCE, published by Valiant Richey, the coordinator for combating human trafficking, the tourism and innkeeper sector are identified as striking risk areas. The close connection between tourism and the commercial sex industry, which carries increased risk of women's trade.
Georgia is often described as a target country for women's trade, especially for women from Azerbaijan and Central Asia, including Uzbekistan. These women are often attracted to Georgia with false promises of jobs in gastronomy and are then often exposed to sexual abuse in various facilities, such as saunas and night bars.
Special attention also requires the situation of children who are extremely vulnerable in Georgia. It is estimated that 1,000 to 2,000 children mainly live from begging, often as a result of poverty or family violence. Unicef reports that a significant proportion of these children are Roma or Azerbaijani Kurds and is the majority of Georgian origin.
step to combat human trafficking
As part of the coalition agreement (2021-2025), the Federal Government decided to intensify the fight against human trafficking. This includes the development of a national action plan against human trafficking and the establishment of an independent monitoring point for the implementation of the European Convention.
A federal-state working group to combat human trafficking was set up to develop cross-departmental strategies. This working group, consisting of representatives of various ministries, unions and civil society organizations, has already developed a strategic concept that pursues six central goals:
- Remove prevention
- sensitization of authorities and identifying of those affected
- Expand advisory and support structures
- Strengthening law enforcement
- improve data situation
- public create
These initiatives should not only help to better protect those affected, but also to improve the legal framework for combating human trafficking. The service point for work exploitation, forced labor and human trafficking, which was launched in 2017, also offers materials and information to ensure better education and prevention in risky industries such as domestic care, agriculture and the meat industry.
Germany has committed itself to a sustainable fight against exploitation through the ratification of international agreements, such as the European Convention on combating human trafficking and the Ilo protocol on forced labor. At the same time, Germany was awarded a Pathfinder Country within Alliance 8.7 to abolish forced labor and child labor.
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