working groups
The subject of prostitution is multifaceted. It touches on aspects of human rights as well as socio-political, legal, health and social issues. On all the topics that has Alliance Nordic Model own working groups with proven experts. Together, the alliance partners are committed to changing attitudes in society that will make human rights a reality, even for the most vulnerable women.
Working groups (AGs) have been formed on various topics. Committed people who have signed the self-image can work in the working groups.
Networking is carried out by the steering committee.
If you are interested please email info@bündnis-nordischesmodell.de
The AG Studies has intensively dealt with various studies.
Here come to the study overview on the effects of the Nordic model.
The Criminological Research Institute Lower Saxony eV (KFN) carried out an evaluation of the criminal law provisions to combat human trafficking reformed in 2016 from November 1st, 2020 to September 24th, 2021.
The study comes to the conclusion that the overall goal of improving criminal prosecution by revising the criminal law provisions to combat human trafficking has not been achieved.
The evaluated statistics do not result in an increase in the number of cases, criminal proceedings or conviction rates,
An improvement in criminal prosecution practice in human trafficking is therefore not to be expected.
The AG public relations regularly serves the social media channels and
publishes one once a month Newsletter.
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About Us
The Nordic Model Alliance is active nationwide and includes over 45 associations, networks and initiatives as well as numerous individuals from civil society.
Our goal is the introduction and implementation of the Nordic model in Germany.
All Allies regard prostitution as a form of violence against women, as a violation of the equality of women and men and as a violation of women's human dignity.
