The Psychological Guidance and Educational Counseling Unit at the College of Agriculture organized a workshop titled “Risks of Human Trafficking and Prevention Methods,” attended by faculty members and students.
The workshop included two lectures by Assistant Lecturer Maha Ahmed Kamal and Dr. Dhikra Ahmed Hassan, who highlighted the dangers of human trafficking to society. They outlined common trafficking methods, such as forced marriage, labor exploitation, organ trafficking, slavery, and other criminal practices that violate human rights.
Workshop Recommendations:
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Strengthen Legal Penalties:
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Advocate for stricter penalties in Iraqi legislation to deter human trafficking.
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Awareness Campaigns:
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Organize seminars, lectures, and workshops to educate the public about trafficking risks.
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Media Engagement:
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Leverage audio-visual media and social media platforms to raise awareness and promote preventive measures.
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The workshop emphasized the urgent need for collective action to combat trafficking through legal reforms, education, and community mobilization, aligning with the university’s commitment to social responsibility and human rights advocacy.
