20.500.12556/DKUM-98349 Vloga vladnih in nevladnih organizacij pri preprečevanju trgovine z ljudmi primerjava med Slovenijo in Švedsko The role of governmental and non-governmental organisations in preventing trafficking in human beings: a comparison between Slovenia and Sweden Trgovina z ljudmi ostaja ena najresnejših kršitev človekovih pravic ter pomemben varnostni in družbeni izziv v sodobnih družbah. Med najpogostejšimi oblikami izkoriščanja še vedno prevladuje spolno izkoriščanje, pri čemer med žrtvami prevladujejo ženske in dekleta. Tako Slovenija kot Švedska se pri obravnavi trgovine z ljudmi soočata z različnimi oblikami izkoriščanja. Diplomsko delo analizira pravne in preventivne pristope obeh držav. V pravnem okviru so razlike jasne – Slovenija uporablja projektno financiranje in začasne ukrepe, medtem ko Švedska uvaja stalne sistemske rešitve z jasno razdeljenimi pristojnostmi. Poseben poudarek je namenjen vlogi nevladnih organizacij, ki v obeh državah pomembno dopolnjujejo delo države, zlasti na področju podpore žrtvam, ozaveščanja in sodelovanja z organi pregona, socialnimi službami in drugimi pristojnimi institucijami. Medtem ko Društvo Ključ v Sloveniji nudi varno namestitev in pomoč žrtvam, ima na Švedskem pomembno vlogo Talita, ki zagotavlja dolgotrajno podporo in sodeluje s policijo. Ugotovitve kažejo, da je učinkovit boj proti trgovini z ljudmi mogoč le z usklajenim delovanjem države in nevladnih organizacij ter dolgoročno usmerjenimi ukrepi. Human trafficking remains one of the most serious human rights violations and a significant security and social challenge in modern societies. Sexual exploitation remains the most common form of exploitation, with women and girls representing the majority of victims. Both Slovenia and Sweden face various forms of exploitation associated with human trafficking. The thesis analyses the legal and preventive approaches of both countries. The comparison reveals clear differences in the legal framework. Slovenia relies on project-based funding and temporary measures, while Sweden implements permanent systemic solutions with clearly defined responsibilities. Special emphasis is placed on the role of non-governmental organisations, which play an important role in complementing state efforts in both countries, particularly in the areas of victim support, awareness-raising and cooperation with law enforcement, social services and other relevant institutions. While the Ključ Association in Slovenia provides safe accommodation and assistance to victims, Talita plays an important role in Sweden by providing long-term support and cooperating with the police. The findings indicate that an effective response to human trafficking is only possible through coordinated action by the state and non-governmental organisations, as well as through long-term measures. preprečevanje trgovine z ljudmi vladne organizacije diplomske naloge trafficking in human beings legislation and legal frameworks prevention of trafficking in human beings governmental and non-governmental organisations international cooperation true true false P. Planinac Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Diplomsko delo/naloga 2026-06-07 19:41:50 2026-07-08 13:34:57 2026-07-09 03:08:33 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2026 0 Ljubljana 2026 Ljubljana X f., 44 str. 0000-00-00 Zaloznikova Objavljeno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 343.43(043.2) 284074755 UN_Planinac_Petra_2026.pdf UN_Planinac_Petra_2026.pdf 1 C62D22F6011D0AAE44297757575328D3 fee2b02fdfcc57615caffb614f9cb978855be53df65d33d8718df23332b3cb4f c12f4221-7085-11f1-9d76-00155d580e34 https://dk.um.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=207575 Fakulteta za varnostne vede 0 0 0