human trafficking

Human trafficking affects 25 million people around the world today. Learn more about how to spot it in your community and help those in need.

Venezuela's gold mines are controlled by armed groups who instill fear in communities and force miners to work at gunpoint.

Governments, businesses, law enforcement and people around the world all have a role to play to fight human trafficking. Learn more.

As more families are migrating to the U.S.-Mexico border from Central America, human smugglers are primed to exploit their vulnerability.

At a conference on the Venezuelan Refugee and Migrant Crisis, a State Department official laid out the dangers to women caused by the former Maduro regime.

The U.S. government is working to eradicate human trafficking and will upgrade a key initiative to enhance its efforts at home and abroad.

The partnership of the U.S. and the Vatican focuses on religious freedom, the fight against human trafficking and the role of women in the Catholic Church.

The United States and Honduras have signed four arrangements over the past week to address irregular mass migration and to protect families seeking asylum.

The United States and El Salvador signed an asylum agreement to curb human trafficking and provide a humane solution to the issue of migration.