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The Stability Pact Task Force on Trafficking in Human Beings (SPTF) has been established to actively support and monitor the adequate development of antitrafficking policies in South Eastern Europe. The Task Force directly addresses governments with a view to enhancing their contributions to control human trafficking in compliance with the commitments governments have made.
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