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Participants of the regional conference "Cryptocurrency and Online Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation", organized in Podgorica, 11 September 2024.

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Participants of the interactive roundtable in Vienna on addressing risks of human trafficking for sexual exploitation in the context of major sporting events

The first national simulation exercise on combating trafficking in human beings

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This five-day training brought together for the first time all of Moldova’s anti-trafficking community (government and civil society) to identify, investigate and prosecute human trafficking cases. Law enforcement identified traffickers engaged in sexual or labour exploitation. They moved victims to shelters and social workers who could care for the victims. Prosecutors prepared judicial cases against traffickers; magistrates identified which cases were strong and which lacked elements that would send traffickers to prison. Actors played victims and traffickers. Participants prioritized their work load, coordinated with each other, and worked through obstacles and reached success. They effectively worked in multi-disciplinary teams in the best interest of the victims.

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Report: "Mapping the online landscapes of risks of trafficking in human beings on sexual services websites across the OSCE region"

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(c) Head of OSCE Mission to Montenegro, Dominique Waag, and Acting Director of the Police Directorate of Montenegro, Nikola Terzić, with participants of the Regional Workshop on Interviewing Child Victims of Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation in Budva, 9 October 2023.

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Bomb shelter provides space for participants of the 4th Forum of Women Lawyers to discuss ways of improving response to sexual violence in times of war. Kyiv. 16 June 2023.

Recognizing national leadership in combating human trafficking: Norway

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To prevent trafficking for sexual exploitation, Norway passed a law prohibiting the purchase of sex. Join us for the 23rd Alliance Conference, where we will discuss how national leadership can build solutions to end human trafficking. Learn more: 23rd Conference of the Alliance against Trafficking in Persons | OSCE.

Key elements to effectively combating human trafficking today: Demand

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In the course of you watching this video, 2000 transactions with victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation will have occurred. 2000 victims who could not say no. Reducing demand cuts off the profits of trafficking and prevents it from occurring. But to do that – countries need the right laws and policies in place, including exit strategies for victims. Join us for the 23rd Alliance Conference, where we will discuss how national leadership can build solutions to end human trafficking. Learn more: 23rd Conference of the Alliance against Trafficking in Persons | OSCE.

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Cover of the Report on Sexual Harassment of Women in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Uzra Zeya, United States Under Secretary of State, and Valiant Richey, OSCE Special Representative and Co-ordinator for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings, speaking at the side event on protecting Ukrainian women and children from risks of sexual exploitation, Warsaw Human Dimension Conference, 6 October 2022.

Combating the demand that fosters sexual exploitation

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The demand for paid sexual services incentivizes human trafficking and exploitation. The OSCE helps countries in their efforts to combat demand through laws, policies, training, and more comprehensive prevention programmes.

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The participants discussed the increased risk of sexual abuse and trafficking in human beings in the current humanitarian crisis, Chisinau, 21 April 2022.