Many victims and potential victims continue to face significant barriers to accessing their rights under the directive, particularly when undocumented. - People who have an irregular residence status are still in most cases unable to engage with the police to safely report experiences of abuse that may amount to trafficking, without risking immigration enforcement action.
PICUM
NGO · Belgium
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Their record over time
PICUM filed 2 positions between 26 Jan 2026 and 2 Feb 2026, across 2 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 1 time.
What they argued
PICUMs membership and expertise focuses on migrant workers in precarious and/ or irregular employment. PICUM members provide migrant workers with essential services including information, counselling, casework, legal advice, training, mediation and holistic supports to address peoples needs, as well as spaces for peer-to-peer support and organising.
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