Articles 323, 323A of Greek Criminal Code:

Article 323

“1. Anyone who practises servitude shall be punished by imprisonment. 2. Servitude includes any act of arrest, appropriation and disposal of an individual which seeks to make him a slave, any act of acquisition of a slave for the purpose of resale or exchange, the act of assignment by sale or exchange of an already acquired slave and, generally speaking, any act of trafficking or transporting of slaves. ...”

Article 323A

“1. Anyone who, through the use of force or the threat thereof, or any other means of coercion or abuse of authority or power or abduction, recruits, transports, brings into the country, detains, protects, delivers – with or without consideration – or obtains from a third party, any person, with the aim of taking cells, tissue or organs from that person, or of exploiting that person’s work or begging, whether this is done for personal gain or on behalf of another, shall be punished by imprisonment of up to ten years and a fine of between EUR 10,000 and EUR 50,000. 2. The above-mentioned punishment shall also be imposed on offenders who, pursuing the same purpose, obtain the consent of any person or attract the latter under false pretences, taking advantage of the person’s vulnerability, by means of promises, gifts, sums of money or other benefits. 3. Anyone who, with full knowledge of the facts, accepts the work provided by persons who have been subjected to the conditions described in paragraphs 1 and 2 above, shall be punished by imprisonment for a minimum term of six months. 4. Anyone who has committed the offence provided for in the preceding paragraphs shall be punished by imprisonment for at least ten years and a fine of between EUR 50,000 and EUR 100,000 if the offence: ... (b) is committed repeatedly; ... (d) has as a consequence particularly serious harm to the health of the victim or has exposed the victim’s life to grave danger.”