Section 9: Return of victims of trafficking to Mauritius
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9. Return of victims of trafficking to Mauritius
Where a victim of trafficking is a citizen, or a permanent resident of Mauritius and is to be returned to Mauritius, the Minister shall—
(a) where the victim is a minor and it is in his interest to do so, designate, an adult, at State expense, to escort the minor home;
(b) facilitate and accept the return of the victim;
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(c) where necessary, take measures to secure the reception of the
victim at a Mauritian port of entry;
(d) issue such travel document or other authorisation as may be
necessary to enable the yictim to return;
(e) at the request of another State which is a party to the United
Nations Protocol or to any other agreement relating to trafficking, in persons to which Mauritius is a party, verify that a person
who is a victim of trafficking is a citizen or permanent resident
of Mauritius;
(f) all entry into Mauritius, where the victim of trafficking—
(i) is a minor, refer him to the Child Development Unit;
(ii) is an adult, refer him to a Centre, for such assistance as
may be appropriate.