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PROVISION OF WELFARE PROTECTION FOR THE TRAFFICKED PERSON Department of Social Development and Welfare Ministry of Social Development and Human Security.

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1 PROVISION OF WELFARE PROTECTION FOR THE TRAFFICKED PERSON Department of Social Development and Welfare Ministry of Social Development and Human Security

2 Department of Social Development and Welfare Bureau of Anti-Trafficking in Women and Children

3 MISSIONS MISSIONS  Provision of welfare protection and direct services for victims of human trafficking  Intake  Coordinate with related agencies to rescue victims  Cooperate with investigative officers in identifying trafficked victims  Referral services  Recovery and vocational training  Legal assistance  Coordinate for repatriation and reintegration

4 Investigation/ Court hearing Report/Rescue Non-victim Victim Social services Legal assistance Refer to IDC Education/vocational training Legal remedy recovery Bio-psycho-social assessment Report to policemen Repatriation Reintegration

5 5 Operating Procedure Medical care Counseling Education Vocational training Family tracing & Assessment Repatriation Reintegration & follow up Legal assistance Protection and Services Provision

6 RECOVERY ASSISTANCE  9 Main shelters provide food, medical care, psycho-social recovery, legal aid, life skills & vocational training, repatriation and reintegration Chiangrai Protection and Occupation Development Center Baan Songkwai Baan Narisawad Baan Phumvet Baan Kredtrakarn Pathumthani Protection and Occupation Development Center Ranong Protection and Occupation Development Center SongkhlaProtection and Occupation Development Center Srisurat Baan Srisurat

7 Year Brough t forwar d New Comers Sum Repatriated Victims Balan ce Thai Foreign er No identif ied Tot al Thai Foreign er No identi fied 25551991662591526725123399522203 25562033053733681884275297572312 2557 (Jan-Jun) 3124183-12443698217315121

8 NUMBER OF VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING UNDER THE CARE OF DSDW DURING JANUARY – JUNE 2014 nationalityType of human trafficking Forced labor and forced service Sex tradeBeggingSlaveryTotal Thai7340041 Cambodian073010 Laos0170118 Burmese43000 Indian30003 Rohinya80008 Uzbekistan01001 Total615931124

9 Victims’ rights compensati on or damage as a result of the commissio n of trafficking in person compensa tion claims in criminal cases Getting support from the Anti- trafficking in Persons Fund Wage claims

10 Nationalit y NUMBER OF TRAFFICKED PERSONS 20132014 Getting permission to stay temporarily in the Kingdom according to the Article 37 (divided by gender) Being temporarily allowed to work (divided by gender) Getting permission to stay temporarily in the Kingdom according to the Article 37 (divided by gender) Being temporarily allowed to work (divided by gender) malefemaletotalmalefemaletotalmalefemal e totalmalefemal e total Burmese 10544149993102 32134525530 Laos 487914711 057 088 Cambodia n 85137512 000000 Total117136253110151253270102251338

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