Latest verified global trafficking and modern slavery figures.
Current reports, policy frameworks, and monitoring updates.
Latest annual country-by-country assessment of anti-trafficking efforts, tier rankings, and current policy priorities.
2025 Report SiteReleased in June 2025, this latest global update reports 138 million children in child labour, including 54 million in hazardous work.
2025 ILO UpdateLaunched in January 2026 to inform the 2027 Global Slavery Index across 184 countries, using NGO and survivor feedback on government responses.
2026 Survey BriefReleased in April 2026, this update warns that 59 active conflicts and more than 122 million displaced people are intensifying trafficking and exploitation risks.
2026 Risk UpdatePublished in April 2026. Reports 80 people moved to safety and freedom, 79 survivors trained, and more than 600,000 people reached digitally in 2025.
2025 Report PDFLatest published annual report covering work through March 2025 on supply-chain forced labour, migration, climate-linked risk, and anti-trafficking advocacy.
2025 Annual ReportAdopted on 13 February 2026, this is the newest global policy framework on child labour prevention, enforcement, social protection, education, and accountability.
2026 FrameworkLive portals, observatories, case law databases, and current tracking pages.
Updated in 2025 with more than 222,000 victim and survivor records from 197 countries and territories, making it one of the strongest current cross-border trafficking datasets.
Explore DatasetUNODC's live data portal is the best current entry point for administrative trafficking datasets, country comparisons, and related crime indicators.
Open Data PortalILO's live database tracks country legal frameworks, enforcement measures, prevention, protection, remedies, and cooperation on forced labour and trafficking.
Visit ObservatoryUNODC's SHERLOC portal lets users browse trafficking in persons case law by country and keyword, making global prosecution practice easier to compare.
Browse Case LawCurrent UN trust fund page for funded survivor-support projects, grant updates, geographic coverage, and NGO-led anti-trafficking initiatives.
Explore UNVTFCurrent impact page tracks 463,000+ hotline contacts, 112,000+ trafficking situations, and 218,000+ identified victims across 50 states, U.S. territories, and 179 countries.
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