The Government of Georgia showed continued progress in addressing trafficking in persons since its upgrade to Tier One in the 2007 TIP Report. The government proactively identified trafficking victims; increased staffing for the anti-trafficking law enforcement unit; conducted anti-trafficking training for police officers, special operations officers, border guards, and prosecutors; consistently implemented its National Referral Mechanism; and proactively investigated and prosecuted traffickers.
Between April and November 2007, the Prosecutor General's office reported 18 trafficking investigations, of which five involved possible internal trafficking. Seven of the 18 cases involved external trafficking, mainly for sexual exploitation in Turkey. During the same time period, the government prosecuted 13 trafficking cases initiated between 2005-2007. In May 2007, the Georgian Parliament enacted a new law criminalizing the use of services of a TIP victim.
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The Government of the UAE reported three confirmed trafficking convictions since June 2007 under its comprehensive anti-trafficking statute. In July, a Dubai court sentenced two traffickers to 15-year prison terms after they forced a woman into prostitution; the sentence was reduced to seven years on appeal. A driver convicted for aiding and abetting this crime will spend three years in prison. The government also established a police unit in Dubai specifically tasked with investigating trafficking. The Dubai authorities conducted two training classes on investigating trafficking crimes for 100 police officers. Another anti-trafficking training class in September targeted law enforcement officers, public prosecutors, and other government officials. In addition, the UAE government closed down two notorious nightclubs in Dubai which were known sites of commercial sexual exploitation and possible sex trafficking. 2ff7e9595c
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