Fighting Human Trafficking in Conflict

An estimated 45.8 million people live on contemporary slavery. The ILO estimates that the world's forced labor benefits will exceed $ 150 billion per year, which shows that slavery, forced labor and trafficking are more beneficial than the world's weapons trading. Today, non-state armed groups such as Da'esh / Islamic State and Boko Haram are positively promoting slavery as means of providing funds themselves and means of warfare.

The UN Security Council is trying to receive reports from the Secretary General on the fight against trafficking in humans, so this problem has its own opening. A new report, "Fighting against human trafficking disputes: 10 UN Security Council action proposals" is a proposal to discuss the tools available to the UN Security Council and Member States and to provide ten concrete steps to the UN Security Council I proposed a behavior suggestion. Partners want to break the connection between conflict and slavery

The United Nations Security Council 's report, "Struggle against Trafficking in Trafficking: Ten Action Plans", comes from the two - day workshop hosted by the United Nations, and from the UN support and the permanent mission of Liechtenstein I draw insights. , Thomson Reuters and the Grace Farm Foundation. Approximately 110 people from the permanent mission, UN, UN organization, national law enforcement agency, financial information department, technical department, financial sector, media, civil society participated in the workshop.

Trafficking prevention program (GPAT). And the initiative of the United Nations Global Initiative (UN - GIFT) to combat human trafficking. The trafficking report summarized by GPAT provides information on people trafficked throughout the world. The majority of the report has been spent on research methods, which may be useful if this aspect of trafficking is being studied. These appendices are very useful for specializing in Middle Eastern countries. The combination of Middle Eastern countries with West Asian countries or North African countries makes it particularly difficult to find trafficking in the Middle East.

The United Nations Security Council 's report, "Struggle against Trafficking in Trafficking: Ten Action Plans", comes from the two - day workshop hosted by the United Nations, and from the UN support and the permanent mission of Liechtenstein I draw insights. , Thomson Reuters and the Grace Farm Foundation. Approximately 110 people from the permanent mission, UN, UN organization, national law enforcement agency, financial information department, technical department, financial sector, media, civil society participated in the workshop.

This is the last part of the three series on human trafficking commemorating the nationwide trafficking month. For the background of this complex problem, please see "Trafficking: Myths, reality and battle for freedom: seven organizations to combat human trafficking". If you learn more about myths and reality of trafficking and the brave organization that is about to end it, you may be urged to take action. It tends to be overwhelmed by the seriousness of the problem, but as a person, I have more power than you think. Continue reading seven ways to fight contemporary slavery