Human Trafficking

"Human trafficking is a crime, do not be indifferent. Together we can stop it!"

Human trafficking is a serious global problem that violates fundamental human rights. It involves the forced movement, use, or exploitation of people through deception, violence, threats, or manipulation. Victims can be women, children, and men.
IT IS IMPORTANT to know about the danger in order not to become a victim and to help others.

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Why is this knowledge needed?

1. Preventing becoming a victim
2. Protecting other people
3. Raising awareness among those around you
4. Ensuring your safety while traveling
5. The importance of responding to suspicious situations

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Where to turn?

If you or someone you know has become a victim of human trafficking or has found themselves in a suspicious situation, it is very important not to delay and to act as quickly as possible. Here are the steps to take first:

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In the event of a violation of human and civil rights, anyone can contact the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, who exercises parliamentary control over the observance of constitutional rights and freedoms.

For contacting the Commissioner, the following methods are available:

● In person: via the box at the address: 21/8 Instytutska St., Kyiv, or through the Commissioner's regional public reception offices.

● By mail: to the address of the Secretariat of the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine: 21/8 Instytutska St., Kyiv, 01008.

● By email: .au.vog.namsdubmo%40eniltoh

● By phone: 0 800 501 720 or 044 299 74 08

These communication channels provide an opportunity for every citizen to report violations of their rights and receive appropriate assistance.

Don't be indifferent!

These resources and organizations are ready to provide advice, support, and take the necessary measures to help victims of human trafficking, as well as to prevent such crimes.

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