The Voices of Resilience – Global Forum for Human Trafficking Survivors.


Around the world today, millions of victims of human trafficking are going unnoticed. Victims' voices are key to preventing this crime, supporting other survivors, and bringing perpetrators to justice. The first-ever Global Forum for Human Trafficking Survivors – Voices of Resilience brings together survivor leaders, service providers and civil society organizations to promote a survivor-centered approach to improve anti-trafficking efforts globally.


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