Sources of information

Here you will find a selection of resources (brochures and videos) about human trafficking. They are intended to inform and raise awareness among professionals, victims and/or anyone who may come into contact with a suspected victim.

You can download this information material here.

If you have any further questions, please contact teh@just.fgov.be

You wish to work in Belgium. What are your legal rights? You are leaving your country of origin to work in Belgium

This leaflet is meant for persons who wish to come to work in Belgium. A checklist helps them to verify whether the working conditions applied by the employer comply with the labour law in Belgium.

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