Nigeria has been facing the immense challenge of international trafficking in persons for sexual exploitation and forced labor into countries in Europe, Asia and Africa. Being an international criminal activity driven by high profits, Nigeria's adoption of a regulatory policy is expressed in the series of legal provisions to deal with the army of traffickers. In desperation, within a space of 1...

The 2020 UNODC Global Report on Trafficking in Persons is the fifth of its kind mandated by General Assembly through 2010 United Nations Plan Action to Combat Persons. It covers more than 130 countries and provides an overview patterns flows trafficking persons at global, regional national levels, based primarily cases detected between 2017 2019. As has been systematically collecting data for a...

The 2022 UNODC Global Report on Trafficking in Persons is the seventh of its kind mandated by General Assembly through 2010 United Nations Plan Action to Combat Persons. This edition provides a snapshot trafficking patterns and flows detected during COVID-19 pandemic. It covers 141 countries an overview response persons at global, regional national levels, analysing cases between 2018 2021. A m...

The Brazilian counter-trafficking in persons has given rise to a complex, deficient, confusing anti-trafficking system that presents legal obstacles. Derived from this lack of harmonization the context, there were different ways interpreting what trafficking was, which also generated framework regarding interpretation concept itself. Hence, new law Brazil (13.344/2016), was approved order cover...

Human trafficking is one of the transnational crimes that a threat to global security which type crime coupled with illicit drug trafficking, maritime piracy, arms smuggling, money laundering, terrorism, international banking and cybercrimes. The forms in persons are divided based on purpose delivery, victim, form exploitation. Because massiveness this crime, United Nations formulated protocol ...

The crime of trafficking in persons is the third that generates greatest economic revenue, preceded by illicit drug and arms trafficking, such revenue directly influences its increasing incidence; and, taking into consideration high criminal incidence, ways perpetrating this are increasing, becoming more complex, erecting new mechanisms for perpetration, adapting to each population social group...