This report, titled ‘Victims: seeing them, listening to them’ highlights the psychological vulnerabilities of victims and the ways in which the various stakeholders take these vulnerabilities into account to help reduce or prevent secondary victimisation. It calls for improved training and awareness-raising among professionals on these issues, and on the importance of ensuring an environment of trust, especially during interviews with vulnerable victims.

Myria continues to receive reports from Palestinians and Belgians who are deeply concerned about the fate of their relatives trapped in extremely dangerous conditions in Gaza. 

Parallel report of Myria, Unia and  the Combat Poverty, Insecurity and Social Exclusion Service, on the 52nd session of the Universal Periodic Review.

This annual report, entitled ‘Latin American sex work: a high-risk carousel’, particularly draws attention to the phenomenon of Latin American sex work and calls for the fight against trafficking to be adapted to the new realities of the digital world. These realities are leading to the creation of new, subtle forms of exploitation that require properly adapted investigative resources. Myria is also calling for stronger international collaboration and awareness-raising among the players concerned

Myria is publishing the English version of its 2023 evaluation report, entitled ‘A chain of responsibilities’. With a focus on human trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation, Myria is calling for more proactive checks and a thorough chain approach. 

8 human rights organisations condemn the decision to temporarily exclude single men from the right to reception within the framework of the asylum procedure.

Myria, the independent national rapporteur on trafficking in human beings, is publishing its 2022 public and independent annual report in English entitled Bound by debt.

Myria, the Federal Migration Centre and independent national rapporteur on trafficking in human beings, is publishing its 2021 public and independent annual report in English today: Visibly invisible. Aimed at the Government and Parliament, this report provides an impetus and offers support to the relevant stakeholders. 

Myria presents the study 'Moving to Belgium as an EU citizen' to the general public. The study points out a number of shortcomings in the registration formalities of EU citizens in the municipality. It contains recommendations to guarantee the free movement of EU workers, self-employed persons and jobseekers and their families.