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.
Sources reviewed 5 September 2026 · Publication and data years shown below
2024 edition; 2022 detected-victim profiles: 38% children and 42% forced labour. Detection statistics do not measure total prevalence.
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.
2024 study estimates US$236 billion in annual illegal profits from forced labour in the private economy, using the 2021 forced labour estimates.
A practical guide for identifying and documenting possible forced labour cases.
New 2026 release derived from assistance and hotline records spanning 2002–2024. Includes data, a codebook and documentation.
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