Anti-Trafficking (AT) Network of Serbia is a network of organizations of civil society that plans and takes anti-trafficking actions, in cooperation with relevant stakeholders, in order to prevent, reduce and solve the problem of human trafficking on the national and local level in the Republic of Serbia.
Human trafficking is a serious felony and grave social problem because it most drastically violates basic human rights – the right to life, the right to choose, the right to freedom of movement. Whenever a person is sold or bought in order to be exploited by being forced to sex work, beggary, domestic servitude, theft or marriage, it is a case of human trafficking.
In 2025, a member of the AT Network, SOS for Women and Children Victims of Violence Vlasotince, worked on preventing human trafficking with 396 young people in 6 primary and 3 secondary schools through 22 workshops, conducted in four villages, one small town, one municipality, and one city.
Activists of the AT Network marked October 18, the European Day Against Human Trafficking, and performed a performance about human trafficking in the center of Vlasotince.
Peer educators (boys and girls) of the Antitrafficking Network educated 1,284 peers in Niš, Vlasotince, Zrenjanin, Sombor, Pirot, Dimitrovgrad and Vranje, through 82 workshops on the topic of prevention of human trafficking, specifically 455 girls through 33 workshops and 829 boys through 49 workshops.