Palace of Nations in Geneva. The group of independent UN experts called on Russia “to put the end of many years of trade in migrants” Human rights ~ 60 > UN experts have expressed serious concern today about “reliable and well-documented reports of many years of trafficking and forced labor of women-migrants in the Golyanovo area in Moscow”. 62 > 62 > 62 > migrants from Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan According to reports, the victims were mainly women from Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, who have been subjected to severe operation and violence for decades. ~ 60 > 60 > “stated facts indicate a deeply alarming person trafficking and modern forms of slavery that have become possible due to systemic lines in the Russian Legal and institutional systems, experts said. – the lack of effective and timely investigations, as well as the non -responsibility of the perpetrators, gives rise to impunity, which is unacceptable. ” ~ ~ 60 > according to the information received, dozens of women were chained in Russia with false employment promises in small stores. On the spot they were selected documents, held in captivity, forced to work until 20 hours a day in inhuman conditions without payment. According to reports, they were tortured, subjected to sexual violence, forced abortion, and their children were kidnapped. “These women were isolated, subjected to severe treatment and completely lost autonomy. The scale and duration of abuse, along with the inaction of the authorities, despite numerous complaints, indicate a deeply rooted system of operation, ”experts emphasized. 60 > Despite dozens of appeals from victims and public organizations since the 1990s, the Russian authorities have not conducted an effective investigation and in a number of cases and in a number of cases and in a number of cases They even refused to register cases, experts note. ~ 60 > it is necessary to start a comprehensive investigation, establish cooperation with Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, as well as ensure justice and compensation to all The victims The authors of the application indicated that “investigative actions often stopped on the basis of an erroneous assumption of the consent of the victims, despite the obvious evidence of coercion and violence.” 62 ~~ 60 > call to be the message besides, they expressed them expressed Concerned in Russia by the absence of a comprehensive legislative framework to counteract human trafficking, criminalization of assistance to persons without documents, which scares away victims from supporting support and interferes with the work of both public organizations and individual activists. ~ 60 > ~ 60 > “We urge the Russian authorities to take decisive measures immediately,” said decisive measures, said decisive measures. Experts. – It is necessary to start a comprehensive investigation, establish cooperation with Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, as well as provide justice and compensation to all victims. ”~ 60 >~ 60 > Human Rights Decision 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 >Earlier, the case was considered in the European Court of Human Rights, which recognized Russia to violate its obligations to prevent human trafficking and protecting the victims. 60 > “victims of human trafficking should not be punished for illegal actions committed as a result of operation,” the experts emphasized. – In violation of Article 4 of the European Convention on Human Rights, the Russian authorities did not prevent people trafficking, did not protect the victims and did not bring the perpetrators to justice. ”62 ~ ~ 60 > independent UN experts experts support contacts Russian authorities on this issue. The application was signed by the power of the turnover, a special speaker in modern forms of slavery, including their causes and consequences, Gahad Madi, a special speaker for migrant rights, Marian Katsarova, a special speaker on the situation with the human rights in the Russian Federation, as well as Shivon Malaly, a special speaker in human trafficking, especially women and women. children. 60 > special speakers, independent experts and working groups are independent law enforcement experts who are appointed by the UN Human Rights Council. They act on a voluntary basis, are not employees of the UN and do not receive rewards for their activities. The Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (UVKPC) acts as a secretariat, however, experts are independent of the UN, UVKPH and states. ~ 60 > 60 > conclusions and recommendations of the UN human rights mechanisms are available on the link. 62 >