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"Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, I appreciate the words of the Council and Ms Malmström. I think that today we must at long last talk about a proper European strategy on fighting trafficking, on prevention and on protecting victims.
I attach huge significance to the role of the European coordinator, whose staff should, I think, be beefed up. We also need strong direction from the Commission so that all the Member States create equivalent organisations that will work with the national rapporteurs through ongoing consultations, with non-governmental organisations – which are often the most involved in this area – and closely with the police, the magistracy and with the cyber police on offences committed online.
It is also important to compare the measures against customers and on discouraging demand in the various countries. This will allow us to move forward and connect the measures on children in a more holistic way as we implement this directive and the one on Internet child pornography.
I think that training legal professionals is of central importance, as is legislative consistency. In this vein I would note the appalling situation of those in Italy who from 1998 had the humanitarian residence permit while now illegal immigration has been made a crime. I hope the current government will change this, because it is making it impossible to use the humanitarian residence permit for women who are victims of trafficking."@en1
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