الوضعية التشريعية لمواجهة جرائم الإتجار بالبشر في الدول العربية

الملخص EN

Since most of the Arab countries have ratified the basic international human rights legislation, as well as those related to human trafficking and others, the Arab countries had to follow the path of their counterparts and conform their national legislation with their international obligations, especially in the issue of combating trafficking in persons.

accordingly, the Arab countries have made national legal efforts to combat human trafficking at the legislative level.

we find the prohibition and criminalization of human trafficking in general, or one or some of its forms in different centers of the legislative hierarchy in the country and an attempt to match this criminalization and prohibition with the international model for criminalizing trafficking in persons, as a model agreed upon and met with an international consensus, in order to reach its legislation as comprehensive as possible.