„No one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest, detention or exile.”

Identification – Typical Behaviors

The Victim

• Anxious, tense, anguished, looking for solution
• Paying attention to the prolem
• Not being able to keep full control on his/her emotional reaction
• Tendency to act by passion
• S/he has no future vision
• Lost in details of the problem, even though has lots of information about it
• not able to see and organize the problem details
• Narrow minded emotionally and mentally
• only concentrates on the problem, brooding

Further signs

• Losing trust
• Feeling guilty
• Anxiety
• Isolated
• Repressed emotions
• Losing control

Visible Signs

• Injuries (bruises, cuts, burning marks, etc), neglected infections, malnutrition, physical disabilities, slovenliness, extreme tiredness
• Poor, neglected, dirty clothing, or special outfit for forced activities (e.g. prostitution)
• Lack of personal documents, the presumed victim does not know his/her address
• The address is always changing or there are inappropriate living conditions