Trafficking in Persons Report 2013: Introductory Material

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By John F. Kerry (fr); Luis CdeBaca (fr)
Year: 2013
Pages: 66
Binding Paperback
ISBN 978-1-4578-5243-5

Product Code: 1457852438

Description

Human trafficking undermines the rule of law and creates instability and tears apart families and communities. It damages the environment and corrupts the global supply chains and labor markets that keep the worldäó»s economies thriving. There is also a moral obligation to meet this challenge. This Report assesses how well the U.S. and governments worldwide are meeting that responsibility. It includes 188 countries and territories, and takes hard look at one of the biggest problems in combating modern slavery: accurate, effective victim identification. It also lays out ways that every government can do better. In the last year, hundreds of new partners äóî from law firms and local governments to foundations and tech companies äóî have enlisted in the effort to fight modern slavery. This Report outlines specific steps officials should take to make sure the victims of this crime donäó»t go unrecognized. And it illustrates why victims need to be given a true voice in the process. Figures. This is a print on demand report.

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