Monitoring of the implementation of the Council of Europe Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings
San Marino
Signature and ratification
- Signed: 19 May 2006
- Ratified: 29 November 2010
- Entry into force: 1 March 2011
San Marino – 3rd Evaluation Round | In progress
Focus: Access to justice and effective remedies for victims of trafficking in human beings
(done) 
GRETA Third round questionnaire
(done)
Government's Reply to GRETA's Questionnaire
EN| received 3 February 2023
- Appendix [EN]
(done)
GRETA Monitoring visit
(working)
GRETA's Report and Government’s Comments
Recommendation of the Committee of the Parties
Government's Reply to the recommendation of the Committee of the Parties
San Marino - 2nd Evaluation Round - Completed
Focus: Impact of legislative, policy and practical measures on the prevention of trafficking in human beings, the protection of the rights of victims of trafficking, and the prosecution of traffickers
GRETA Second round questionnaire : EN - FR | sent 1 June 2017
Government's Reply to GRETA's Questionnaire : EN| submitted 20 December 2017
GRETA Monitoring visit to San Marino :EN - FR| 20 to 22 February 2018
GRETA's Report and Government’s Comments : EN - FR| published 14 March 2019
Recommendation of the Committee of the Parties : EN - FR| adopted 5 April 2019
Government's Reply to the recommendation of the Committee of the Parties : EN | submitted 3 June 2022
San Marino - 1st Evaluation Round - Completed
Focus: Overview of the implementation of the Convention by each state party
GRETA First round questionnaire : EN - FR | sent 1 February 2013
Government's Reply to GRETA's Questionnaire : EN | submitted 3 July 2013
GRETA Monitoring visit to San Marino | 4 to 6 December 2013
GRETA's Report and Government’s Comments : EN - FR| published 15 September 2014
Recommendation of the Committee of the Parties : EN - FR| adopted 5 December 2014
Government's Reply to the recommendation of the Committee of the Parties : EN - FR| submitted 27 December 2016
The Council of Europe Anti-Trafficking Convention is the first international legal instrument to take a human rights-based approach to the fight against human trafficking.
An important added value of the Council of Europe Anti-Trafficking Convention is the monitoring mechanism set up to supervise its implementation by State Parties
Levels of urgency of GRETA recommendations
GRETA uses three different levels of recommendations in its reports:
“URGE” - when GRETA assesses that the national legislation or policies are not in compliance with the Convention, or when it finds that, despite the existence of legal provisions and other measures, the implementation of a key obligation under the Convention is lacking.
“CONSIDER” - when GRETA assesses that it is necessary to make further improvements to fully comply with a provision of the Convention
“INVITE” - when GRETA assesses that the measures taken to comply with a provision of the Convention are already in place and should be continued and fully implemented in practice
