Change is possible through daily efforts

During the spring-summer season, many people leave Bulgaria for Western EU countries, and at this time, Dignita focuses its efforts on vulnerable individuals seeking various forms of temporary employment. Among them are representatives of Roma and Turkish ethnic minorities, who often struggle to find legal work and are at risk of labor exploitation and human […]

In November, the Dignita Foundation held the tenth edition of its Women’s Circle for Empowerment of Ukrainian Refugees, in partnership with the Situational Center “Open Doors” Foundation. This special event brought together a team of experts and 20 women from Ukraine with the aim of providing valuable information about their labor rights in Bulgaria, opportunities […]

Dignita Foundation has adopted its Child Rights Protection Policy, approved by the organization’s Board of Directors.

The risk factors for trafficking in Roma communities were studied in “Druzhba,” Novi Pazar, and “Karmen,” Kazanlak.

Dignita’s recommendations to the A/HRC/56/48 report from the UN Special Rapporteur about state support and gender sensitive approach

On July 30, World Day Against Human Trafficking 2024, Dignita Foundation highlights child trafficking risks and advocates for stronger protective policies.

As part of the ERADICATING II project, Dignita held advisory women’s circles in Varna, working with refugee women to assess risk factors.

The revised EU Directive on combating human trafficking broadens protections and introduces new forms of exploitation and penalties.

The analysis aims to protect Ukrainian refugees from labor exploitation and to support training for government agencies and specialists working with vulnerable groups.

“Dignita” Foundation launched consultative women’s circles with Ukrainian refugees, focusing on their integration and protection from labor exploitation.