Policy paper

Human trafficking strategy

This report gives a renewed focus on prevention overseas, tougher action on the perpetrators and better identification and care for victims.

• From: Home Office and Immigration Enforcement
• Published: 19 July 2011

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

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This report, ‘Human trafficking: the government’s strategy’, gives a renewed focus on prevention overseas, a stronger border at home, tougher action on the perpetrators and better identification and care for the victims.

This strategy takes a comprehensive approach to tackling trafficking. It:

• confirms our commitment to improving victim care arrangements
• focuses on disrupting trafficking networks before they reach the UK
• establishes a basis for smarter multi-agency action at the border
• aims to improve coordination of our law enforcement efforts in the UK
• seeks to strengthen intelligence-gathering and -sharing through the new National Crime Agency
• places emphasis on raising awareness of child trafficking and ensuring child victims are safeguarded and protected from re-trafficking

If you require a Welsh translation of the strategy documents, please email the Home Office.

Published 19 July 2011