Slavery and severe human exploitation as persecution

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Key information
This is a tailor-made training. Tailor-made trainings are not translated.

 

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Target group

Asylum case officers

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EQF/MQF level

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Version

Version 2 (2025)

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Entry requirements

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Prerequisites

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Assessment

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Learning outcomes & description

DESCRIPTION

This module aims to provide learners with knowledge and skills related to the recognition and qualification, as acts of persecution, of instances of severe human exploitation such as slavery, servitude and forced labour in asylum procedures.
It covers the concept of severe human exploitation, with a focus on cases and scenarios of slavery, servitude and forced labour and their qualification as acts of persecution.
It prepares learners to apply this knowledge in the context of the examination of applications for international protection.

 

LEARNING OUTCOMES

At the end of this module, the learner will be able to:

Skills

  1. Analyse whether an application for international protection based on acts of slavery and severe human exploitation meets the requisites of the international protection definition laid down in the in the Qualification Regulation.

 

DELIVERY METHOD

This module is delivered entirely online, through self-paced learning.
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Details
Duration
2 to 3 hours online learning (self-paced)
Language
English