Regional work
The Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement has developed approaches to address human trafficking in many regions of the world.
In some areas, there are specific programmes to prevent trafficking and to help identify and protect survivors. In other places, our core humanitarian work addresses the risk of trafficking. This might include reuniting families and ensuring migrants are treated humanely. It also involves supporting at-risk adults and children who may be discriminated against because of their gender, sexuality or particular needs.
Both the Action for Trafficked Persons Network and the Asia Pacific Migration Network operate regionally to support and expand this area of our work.
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24 February 2023
Invitation and Agenda – Supporting third country national survivors of trafficking
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GuidelinesOrganisation:
BRCInvitation and Agenda – Supporting third country national survivors of trafficking
16 August 2021
Implementing a safe response to meet the humanitarian needs of trafficked people – Toolkit
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Capacity BuildingOrganisation:
British Red CrossToolkit to support National Societies to implement a safe response to meet the humanitarian needs of trafficked people. Although this toolkit has been created for the region of the Americas, the tools can be used and adapted across different contexts.
16 August 2021
Implementing a safe response to meet the humanitarian needs of trafficked people: Orientation guide
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GuidelinesOrganisation:
British Red CrossOrientation guide to support National Societies to implement a safe response to meet the humanitarian needs of trafficked people. Although this guide has been created for the region of the Americas, the step by step approach presented in the guide can be used and adapted across different contexts.
17 April 2021
Icons depicting different types of exploitation
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Capacity BuildingOrganisation:
British Red CrossThese icons were developed in consultation with a National Society working group. They are available in different formats. Please go to Contact Us to make an enquiry about other formats.
17 April 2021
Pocket guide on Trafficking in Persons – Action for migrants: route-based assistance Programme
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Guidance noteOrganisation:
British Red CrossThe AMiRA Programme aims to facilitate access to basic services and the protection of migrants’ rights along the migratory routes in six countries in Africa, namely Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, Guinea, Egypt and Sudan. This pocket guide covers what is meant by Trafficking in Persons, the difference between trafficking and smuggling, types of exploitation and how to spot signs of trafficking, and what to do if you have concerns.
15 December 2020
BRC Staff and Volunteer Guide to Anti-trafficking – pocket-guide
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Guidance noteOrganisation:
British Red CrossA pocket-guide which covers what is meant by the terms ‘human trafficking’ and ‘modern slavery’, information about spotting the signs of exploitation and what to do if you have a concern about a child or an adult.
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