Fighting Human Trafficking Globally with Data and Research

A Global Knowledge Hub for Fighting Human Trafficking

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.

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Featured Reports & Tools

Latest major sources available as of April 2026

Browse by Regions

Global

Start with international reports, treaty frameworks, and cross-regional datasets to compare trafficking trends, policy responses, and legal standards.

Africa

Explore child trafficking, conflict-linked vulnerability, labour exploitation, and regional coordination efforts across African subregions.

Asia-Pacific

Track scam-compound trafficking, migration-linked labour abuse, and the region’s large burden of forced labour and forced marriage.

Europe

Review trafficking linked to sexual exploitation, labour exploitation, criminal exploitation, and cross-border movement across Europe.

North America

Follow justice data, country assessments, labour-rights issues, and online-facilitated exploitation across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

South America

Examine trafficking patterns tied to migration routes, informal economies, illegal mining, and exploitation of women and children.

Oceania

See trafficking risks affecting migrant workers, temporary visa holders, remote communities, and Pacific island labour corridors.

Middle East

Assess labour trafficking risks tied to recruitment abuse, debt bondage, domestic work, and restrictive sponsorship systems.

Other Knowledge Resources

Data, Tools and Directories

Explore research policy resources, statistics and datasets, and expert tools used across global anti-trafficking efforts.

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Laws & Legal Resources

Explore international legal frameworks and authoritative law enforcement guidelines for combating trafficking.

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Academic Research

Explore latest peer-reviewed publications and research findings on trafficking and interventions.

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