Anti-Trafficking Legal Project (ATLeP)     ATLeP Home About ATLeP ATLeP Training ATLeP Country Research Law and Policy Caselaw Trafficking Research Research websites Support for Victims About ATLeP training New course dates Training papers       ATLeP aims to develop and promote comprehensive legal advice, training and information on trafficking for the representatives, supporters and advisors of trafficking victims. We have run successful courses for immigration practitioners covering welfare and immigration issues, support, medical and psychiatric issues as well as practical issues associated with their support, case preparation and presentation. We also run tailored courses for voluntary sector and other organisations who work with victims of trafficking as well as provide in-house training on request.   NEW COURSE DATES New course dates will be added soon. Do check back here for details of forthcoming training sessions. Back to top   TRAINING PAPERS Attached here are papers and information handouts from ATLeP's training sessions. Click on the relevant links to open up the documents in Word. We hope to make more training papers accessible from these pages soon. Training papers relevant to immigration practitioners Preparing the case Welfare Rights *New* Guide to the rights of EEA Nationals who have been trafficked to the UK, Oct 2008 Damages for Victims of Trafficking Under the Human Rights Act 1998: Siliadin and Beyond Training papers aimed at non-lawyers working with victims of trafficking A brief explanation of asylum Welfare Rights *New* Guide to the rights of EEA Nationals who have been trafficked to the UK, Oct 2008 What to expect from a legal adviser How you can help Expert reports   Legal Notice: The content on ATLeP’s web pages is subject to a disclaimer. Back to top