Tatiana Kotlyarenko

Tatiana Kotlyarenko is an international expert in human rights, human trafficking and addressing gender-based violence. Her career has been marked by extensive work in policy development, advocacy, and international cooperation to combat human trafficking and promote human rights, including her service as the Adviser on Anti-Trafficking Issues at the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE). Quotes Ensuring robust national referral mechanisms (NRMs), which are resourced and functional in implementation is an important step in identification, individual assistance and support, criminal justice and redress and social inclusion of victims and survivors of human trafficking. The design of effective victim and survivor support should incorporate the lived experience and professional expertise of survivor leaders and be tailored to the needs of individual survivors. during 3rd webinar prior to the G20 IF 2025 Summit in South Africa: "How Support Services for Human Trafficking Survivors are Adapting to New Challanges" (https://www.g20interfaith.org/monthly-webinars-2025-developing-frontline-anti-trafficking-services/ 29 May 2025). External links Category:Living people Category:Women activists from the United States Category:Human rights activists Category:Columbia University alumni