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Global Report on Trafficking in Persons

Global Report on Trafficking in Persons. Following the General Assembly mandate:.

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Global Report on Trafficking in Persons

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  1. Global Report on Trafficking in Persons

  2. Following the General Assembly mandate: The Global Report on Trafficking in Persons 2012 will focus on patterns and flows of trafficking in persons at the national, regional and international levels … and share best practices and lessons learned from various initiatives and mechanisms.(Para 60, A/RES/64/293 - United Nations Global Plan of Action against Trafficking in Persons)

  3. Member States requested: • To report biennially, starting in 2012, …, in a balanced, reliable and comprehensive manner, in close cooperation and collaboration with Member States... (Para 60, A/RES/64/293) • The request was reiterated in resolution E/CN.15/2011/L.13/Rev.1 adopted by the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice in 2011

  4. Data Sources of information: • National institutions (88 %) • International organizations (5 %) • Non-governmental organizations (7 %) Data collection: • Questionnaires • Official information available in the public domain Database • 55,000 detected victims • 50,000 detected offenders • Covering 2007 – 2010

  5. Countries covered in the Global Report on Trafficking in Persons 2012– 132 countries

  6. Victims Photo: Alessandro Scotti

  7. Gender and age profile of victims detected globally, 2009 Source: UNODC elaboration on national data

  8. Share of female victims detected globally, by age, 2006 and 2009 Source: UNODC/UN.GIFT for 2006; UNODC elaboration on national data for 2009

  9. Share of adult male victims detected globally, by age, 2006 and 2009 Source: UNODC/UN.GIFT; UNODC elaboration on national data

  10. Share of child victims detected, by region, 2007-2010 Source: UNODC elaboration on national data

  11. Share of child victims detected globally, by gender, 2003, 2006 and 2009 Source: UNODC/UN.GIFT; UNODC elaboration on national data

  12. Traffickers Photo: Alessandro Scotti

  13. Persons prosecuted and convicted, by gender, global average, 2007-2010 Source: UNODC elaboration on national data

  14. Share of persons convicted of trafficking in persons, by gender; regional averages, 2007-2010 Source: UNODC elaboration on national data

  15. Shares of own nationals and foreigners in persons convicted of trafficking in persons, by country (selected countries); 2007-2010 Source: UNODC elaboration on national data

  16. Exploitation Photo: Tina Imbriano

  17. Distribution of victims detected globally, by form of exploitation, 2010 • Other forms: • Forced marriage • Body parts removal • for rituals, • Pornography, • Begging and • petty crimes, • Child soldiers, • Baby selling • and illegal adoption Source: UNODC elaboration on national data

  18. Forms of exploitation, shares of the total number of detected victims, by region, 2007-2010 Source: UNODC elaboration on national data

  19. Victims detected globally whose exploitation was known, by form of exploitation, 2006 and 2010 Source: UNODC elaboration on national data

  20. Flows Photo: Tina Imbriano

  21. Domestic, regional and transregional flows, shares of the total number of trafficking flows, 2007-2010 Source: UNODC elaboration on national data

  22. Shares of detected victims who were trafficked within or from outside the region, 2007-2010

  23. Countries of origin of victims detected in Western and Central Europe, 2007-2010 Victims from 112 different nationalities were detected, including more than 70 non-European nationalities

  24. Nationalities of victims detected in some major destination regions, shares of the total number of victims detected there, 2007-2010

  25. Countries where East Asian victims were detected, 2007-2010 East Asian victims were detected in 46 countries outside the region.

  26. Countries where domestic trafficking was detected, 2007-2010

  27. Evolution of the prevalence of domestic trafficking between 2007 and 2010 Source: UNODC elaboration on national data

  28. Criminal Justice Response Photo: Alessandro Scotti

  29. Criminalization of trafficking in persons with a specific offence as of November 2008 and August 2012 162 countries and territories Source: UNODC elaboration on national data

  30. Number of countries with no or partial legislation in August 2012 Source: UNODC elaboration on national data

  31. Number of convictions recorded per year, percentage of countries, 2007-2010 Source: UNODC elaboration on national data

  32. Number of convictions recorded per year, by region, 2007-2010 Source: UNODC elaboration on national data

  33. Conviction rates for trafficking in persons 2010; average by region Source: UNODC elaboration on national data

  34. Knowing more: Strengthening the data collection • Improving geographical coverage • Deepening the knowledge on trafficking in persons → Improving country level data collection → Working together with other organizations

  35. WWW.UNODC.ORG

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