Combating human trafficking
Actors simulating cases of human trafficking for labour and sexual exploitation during a four-day national simulation-based training on combating trafficking in persons, Safed-Dara, Tajikistan, 28 October 2021. (OSCE/Didor Sadulloev) Photo details
The Programme Office supports state and non-state actors in improving access to justice for victims of human trafficking.
The Programme Office supports the implementation of the 2019-2021 National Action Plan on Combatting Human Trafficking. It supports effective inter-agency co-ordination between government stakeholders, and seeks to incorporate civil society expertise into national response mechanisms via conducting regular dialogue platform events.
The Office engages in capacity-building of state and non-state actors engaged in combating trafficking in human beings. Additionally, the Office supports the operationalization of the National Referral Mechanisms for victims of human trafficking in the country. The Office is committed to raise awareness of the public on the issue of preventing human trafficking and providing support services for victims.