Aim: The study presents a written summary by Dr. Melinda Molnár of the online exchange of experiences held in the framework of the project ‘Complex victim assistance services for victims of human trafficking’.
Methodology: The author has conducted an in-depth study of the paper.
Findings: The author has produced a rather informative abstract, where the most important and relevant information has been processed, thus creating a truly comprehensive presentation by writing the paper.
Value: The reader is provided with a picture of the trends in the fight against human trafficking in Austria and Hungary through an easy-to-read study. The study was created as a written summary of the online professional meeting held in connection with the project ‘Complex victim assistance services for victims of human trafficking’. The aim of the volume is to provide a detailed picture of the complex organisational system within which human trafficking is fought in Austria. In addition to the Austrian experts, representatives of the Hungarian Ministry of Justice and the Hungarian Baptist Aid were also present at the online meeting, who presented our country’s own methods in the fight against human trafficking. After the joint exchange of ideas and detailed presentations, specific areas where the two countries can develop and strengthen their cooperation were defined.