Course: Consular Assistance to Victims of Human Trafficking

Quito Process · Online · Free · Open to the general public

4 modules
No End Date
Asynchronous
Certificate

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Structure and Content

This online course is aimed at strengthening capacities for the identification, handling, and accompaniment of human trafficking cases from a consular perspective. Through fictional case studies, it combines interactive materials and legal analysis, covering the stages of prevention, detection, handling, and assistance in accordance with the Palermo Protocol and international human rights standards.

Structural inequality and intersectionality
How poverty, background, gender, and migration status intersect and increase vulnerability to human trafficking.
Distinctions, detection indicators, risk assessment, and the significance (or irrelevance) of consent under the Palermo Protocol.
Stages, means of commission, ethical consular interviews, and the reflection period as a protection measure.
The best interests of children and adolescents, the right to be heard, specialized protection measures, and safe repatriation.
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Methodology and Objectives

The methodology combines fictional narratives based on real cases, interactive activities, synchronous sessions, and personalized feedback, ensuring comprehensive, practice-oriented learning.

The course objective is to strengthen the capacities of consular and migration teams to provide coordinated, humanitarian responses aligned with international human rights standards.

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Upon completion, please contact info@procesodequito.org to request the certificate. Please include your full name and registration email.