I am pleased to present the second issue of the Eurojust News, our quarterly newsletter. Following priorities set by the European Union, Eurojust’s work focuses on the fight against terrorism, d rug trafficking, trafficking in human beings, fraud, corruption, cybercrime, and money laundering, and other activities related to the presence of organised crime groups in the economy.

This second issue of the Eurojust News is mainly concerned with the fight against Trafficking in Human Beings, which is also a priority of the current Spanish Presidency. It illustrates some aspects of Eurojust’s contribution to the struggle against a phenomenon that generates human misery on a global scale. I