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IOM Belarus has launched a new project – interactive infographics on human trafficking relating to Belarus and the scope of assistance provided by IOM Belarus to victims of human trafficking.

26.02.2021 | Filed under: News

IOM Belarus with the support of the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has launched a unique project. It is an interactive infographics that easily and comprehensibly gives a helicopter view of the current trends in human trafficking relating to Belarus, as well as showcases the scope of assistance provided by IOM Belarus to victims of human trafficking.

The data is being constantly updated, so that everyone can always get up-to-date information by clicking on the link below:

http://slavery21.iom.by/en/index.html

Supported by USAID and the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, since 2002 IOM Belarus, in cooperation with its partners, has been combatting labor and sexual exploitation, together with other forms of modern slavery, and providing assistance to victims. At present, human trafficking continues to be an international problem that knows no borders. People of any age and gender could fall victim to trafficking. You do not necessarily have to leave your country to find yourself in a situation of exploitation.

One of the IOM’s priorities is human trafficking prevention through proper informing the population. Infographics will serve for raising awareness and drawing the public’s attention to the issue and possible risks associated with human trafficking.

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