This webinar will present the Spanish model of collaboration between specialized NGOs, law enforcement and asylum authorities to ensure the early detection, identification, assistance and protection of victims of human trafficking at airports, with a focus on Madrid-Barajas.
Participants will explore how this framework operates in practice through the analysis of the Barajas airport procedure, concrete case examples and key regulatory milestones, the session will highlight good practices, operational challenges and lessons learned that can inspire similar initiatives and foster stronger multi-agency cooperation in other European contexts.
Date: Tuesday, 27.01.2026
Time: 10:00 – 11:30 (CET)
Online via Teams
Please register here
This webinar is organized within the framework of the EU-funded project REACH (Resilience through Enhanced Access to Comprehensive Help). REACH responds to the need for support and protection for victims/survivors of sexual violence in the context of exploitation and human trafficking by bridging the gap between victims/survivors and support services.

