We curate the latest major reports currently available, country-level assessments, research findings, legal frameworks, and survivor-informed materials to support anti-trafficking work across sectors.
New warning on people trafficked into online scam centres and forced criminality, with a call to identify and protect victims.
Eurostat’s 2026 release reports 9,678 registered EU victims from 2024, with exploitation breakdowns.
A core source for country rankings, trafficking profiles, and government-specific recommendations.
Federal and state justice statistics, mainly for 2023, published in January 2026. Covers referrals, prosecutions, convictions and prison populations.
Research brief on how import bans operate, their possible effects on workers and firms, and when they may help address forced labour.
A practical guide for identifying and documenting possible forced labour cases.
2026 synthetic dataset drawn from assistance and hotline records, with a codebook and documentation.
Explore research policy resources, statistics and datasets, and expert tools used across global anti-trafficking efforts.
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