UN Migration Agency Marks 11th EU Anti-Trafficking Day with New Data, Analysis on Human Trafficking
UN Migration Agency Marks 11th EU Anti-Trafficking Day with New Data, Analysis on Human Trafficking
Counter-Trafficking Work
IOM has been working to counter trafficking in persons since 1994. In this time, we have assisted over 90,000 trafficked persons. Ensuring freedom and a chance at a new life, IOM’s assistance can include accommodation in places of safety, medical and psychosocial support, skills development and vocational training, reintegration assistance, and the options of voluntary, safe and dignified return to countries of origin, integration in the country of destination, or resettlement to third countries when needed.
