The Group of Experts on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings (GRETA) held its 47th plenary meeting from 27 to 31 March 2023, in Strasbourg, France. GRETA elected its new Bureau for the next two-year period. Helga Gayer, who is Head of the Department for trafficking in human beings, violent crime and missing persons of the German Federal Criminal Police Office, was re-elected as GRETA’s President. Antoaneta Vassileva, senior expert in Animus Association/La Strada Bulgaria and co-ordinator of the Bulgarian Safer Internet Centre, was re-elected as GRETA’s First Vice-President. Sergey Ghazinyan, lecturer at Yerevan State University and the American University of Armenia, was elected as GRETA’s Second Vice-President. During the meeting, GRETA adopted the final report on Estonia, under the second round of evaluation, and reports on Azerbaijan, Poland, Serbia, Slovenia and Spain as part of the third evaluation round. GRETA also approved the draft third round reports on Iceland, the Netherlands and Sweden and transmitted the to the national authorities concerned for comments. |