17th December, Dubai: The outcomes of the study were declared at an press conference organized by Dubai Police on 14th December 2016 at the Dubai Dubai Police Officer's Club. This is the very first research study of its kind in the UAE and the Middle East, leading the way for additional study on the effects of human Trafficking criminal offenses across multi community layers.

The results included the level of community recognition of human trafficking and just how it affects assumptions within the community on the real spreading of this criminal offense. It likewise highlighted the recognition of the pertinent regulations on human trafficking and evaluated the recognition level of the relevant bodies combating human trafficking crimes. This includes government departments and civil culture organizations and analyzes the outcomes of the initiatives accomplished considering that the introduction of the human Trafficking legislation in 2006 and the establishment of the nationwide board on combating human trafficking in the UAE in 2007.

The research targeted a stratified arbitrary sample from the Dubai community consisting of 1597 individuals from 3 different markets namely; the government market sampling 823 people (51.5% of the complete example) representing major government divisions such as Dubai Police, Dubai Community, Dubai Economic Growth division, The Dubai General Directorate of Residency and Foreign Matters, Dubai Tourist Division, The Dubai Health Authority and The Ministry of Labour. This field also consisted of civil society companies such as the Dubai Foundation for Women and Children, and the Emirates Human Rights Society.

The second sector targeted contained the private sector surveying 485 individuals (30% of the overall example) from the construction, industrial, health, tourism (hospitality and hotels). The public field was the third sector evaluating 285 individuals (17.8% of the complete sample) consisting of multinational residents and Emiratis spanning a vast geographical domain name from thick locations in Dubai.

Addaera presented the end results to Dubai Cops's Centre of Human Trafficking Monitor and Control Centre. To achieve this Addaera deployed its swimming pool of certified field surveyors supported by a team from the Human Trafficking Centre at Dubai Police.

The results of the research study are available with Dubai Cops or from the Centre.
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Presenting the outcomes at the meeting, Major General Dr. Abdul Quddous Al Obaidly, Assistant Director General of Total High quality at Dubai Police commented "The study is of significant significance to us since it highlights, evaluates and stresses our initiatives in fighting criminal activities associated with human trafficking in the last few years. Not only has the UAE made ruthless efforts to curb such criminal offenses, however has also magnified its efforts and broadened its abilities on several scientific, academic and sensible degrees."

" I am delighted to notify you that Dubai Cops has revealed remarkable achievements and achieved key objectives in a brief period of time. All this was made possible by a taking on a set of declarations and procedures illustrated by the facility of a specialized department armed with a police that is completely equipped to take care of such cases to the highest possible requirements of effectiveness and professionalism. It has been a pleasure to work on this study with our companions Addaera Research study & Surveys Centre. They have actually approached this issue in a specialist and scientific manner and have actually made important referrals which will boost the initiatives and devices of combatting human trafficking," Major Al Obaidy added.

Chairman of Addaera Study & Surveys Centre Dherar Belhoul Al Falasi fasted to support "As a cross-border global criminal activity, human trafficking poses major obstacles for civilized societies and modern states, including the United Arab Emirates. Being a major economic center and a global tourist destination Dubai needs to be wary of human trafficking infiltrating our culture which is unusual to us and did not come from the nation."

"Hence the Human Trafficking Crime Control Centre appointed Addaera Research & Polls Centre to perform a field research examining public awareness degrees of this criminal offense in Dubai. Entailing both residents and residents, the study focused on measuring the effect of the existing efforts in battling human trafficking on increasing the degrees of social recognition, which offers significant help in fighting this crime. We are enthusiastic that the study will certainly come to be a referral for both plan makers and researchers alike," he was delighted to add.

Addaera Study & Polls Centre is an independent organization that embraces specialist, scientific techniques and devotes to the highest standards of transparency and precision across all its treatments and operations. The Centre is committed to expert worths of reputation, professionalism and trust, transparency and comprehensive knowledge of the UAE community. It seeks to expand and create considerably as the UAE's premier organization committed to collective sights concerning cultural, commercial and political problems. Surprisingly, plans remain in place for numerous substantial surveys, studies and studies to be held on a national scale.