At #VoicesOfResilience Forum, Ghada Fathi Waly highlighted that UN Office on Drugs & Crime is committed to truly listening to survivors. Their voices and expertise matter. They are equal partners in the fight against human trafficking.

📺 Happening NOW! Join Melissa Fleming 🇺🇳 and survivors Frey A Worku and Laurent Ziegler as they discuss how their experiences can help prevent human trafficking. Switch over to Facebook and follow live: fb.me/e/5EzIT7L7N #VoicesOfResilience

Human trafficking survivors are #VoicesOfResilience. Their stories illuminate the path toward justice and healing. It's time we listen, learn, and act. 🔁 💙 if you stand with them!

It’s a wrap! #VoicesOfResilience has come to an end—but the work continues. Our message is clear: Survivors must lead the way to #EndHumanTrafficking. Let’s keep listening. Let’s keep learning. Let’s keep acting. Thank you for standing with us 💙

Tenor Rolando Villazón joins his voice with the voices of human trafficking survivors. He calls for justice, restoration, healing and dignity for all. #VoicesOfResilience

Too often, survivors have been excluded from anti-trafficking systems. This must change! At the #VoicesOfResilience forum, survivors demanded their voices be heard and their expertise recognized. A significant step towards real change.

Human trafficking survivors are #VoicesOfResilience. Their lived experiences are key to ending this heinous crime. It's time to listen, learn, and act. 🔁 💙 if you stand with them!

No more without us. At the #VoicesOfResilience Global Forum, survivors urged governments to create support systems that listen, honour lived experience and prioritize healing. This isn’t just a Call to Action. It’s a promise for real change ➡️ bit.ly/4nBYS4z

Want to help shape the United Nations Global Plan of Action to #EndHumanTrafficking? Join us on 24-25 November at our HQ in New York. Applications close this Sunday — don’t miss out! For more information, click on the image below 👇

Human trafficking is a horrific crime & a gross violation of human rights. On this #EndHumanTrafficking Day, let's act together to stand with victims, hold perpetrators to account & build a world where no one is bought, sold, or exploited.

Organized criminal networks exploit more victims, with greater violence & higher profits than independent traffickers. On World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, UN Office on Drugs & Crime & Diane Schmitt urge global action to dismantle these operations and #EndHumanTrafficking. Read more ⤵️

Drug cartels in Europe traffic children, using them as spotters or drug couriers. Early identification, stronger child protection and tailored support to child victims are key to ending their exploitation. #EndHumanTrafficking

Too often, survivors have been excluded from anti-trafficking systems. This must change! At our #VoicesOfResilience forum, survivors demanded their voices be heard and their expertise recognized. A significant step towards real change. Read more 👉 bit.ly/3J8Ao3L

Our care and support systems are neither fair nor sustainable. On #InternationalDayForCare, let’s resolve to transform these systems based on respect for the rights of those providing care and support, and those who require it.

Carolina is an inspiring human! Check her out!

Carolina Ferrari is many things: a wife, a mother, a teacher and a survivor of human trafficking. With UNODC’s support, she uses her voice and her story to raise awareness about violence against women and girls to #EndHumanTrafficking. Read her story here:

🇺🇳 Attending the High-Level Meeting of the General Assembly on the Appraisal of the United Nations Global Plan of Action to Combat Trafficking in Persons in New York 🔜 Join our special briefing on "Advancing Survivor-Centred Protection". See more: unodc.org/unodc/TIP_GPA_…

At today’s High-level Meeting on Human Trafficking, I called on governments, civil society, and the private sector to come together to combat human trafficking. Even if we cannot eliminate the darkest impulses of humanity entirely, together we can eliminate the systems that

Human trafficking is everyone’s responsibility. No single country can fight it alone. It takes global solidarity, stronger laws, survivor support and community awareness to break the cycle. Learn what countries plan to do to #EndHumanTrafficking 👉 bit.ly/3M7x7md

#YearInReview: We came together with survivors of human trafficking across Latin America and the Caribbean to better understand their needs. The event was the first of its kind in the region. It created a safe space to strengthen victim-centred and trauma-informed responses.