ضمانات حماية ضحايا جرائم الاتجار بالأشخاص في ضوء النظام السعودي و الاتفاقيات الدولية

Abstract EN

The world is currently afflicted by one of the most perilous types of human devastation, namely the regular expansion of human trafficking.

this is a direct effect of worldwide e-economies, communications, and open relations via social media, liberalized markets, and the expansion of transcontinental business activity.

what protections exist for victims of human trafficking crimes under Saudi law and international conventions? this is the main theme of the study.

one of the main findings of the study was that the Saudi regime was interested in determining the rights of human trafficking victims, such as informing the victim of his rights and his right to shelter, as well as adopting a policy to combat human trafficking...

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state-ratified international conventions and treaties displayed a high degree of consistency.

another finding is that efforts to combat human trafficking and protect victims' rights are influenced by a number of considerations and factors, including: it is necessary to reconsider the absence of a provision that grants victims of human trafficking the right to receive adequate compensation for their suffering.

the harms caused by the known offender and the failure to clarify the compensation rules for victims of human trafficking if the offender was unknown or unable to compensate.

the witness is safeguarded through the establishment of funds to provide material assistance to victims of human trafficking crimes.

Islamic sharia predated international conventions and man-made legislation to compensate the victims of a crime committed by an unknown offender or in the event that the offender is unable to pay.