Trafficking in Persons Report 2010

Secretary Clinton (June 14, 2010): "The 10th annual Trafficking in Persons Report outlines the continuing challenges across the globe, including in the United States. The Report, for the first time, includes a ranking of the United States based on the same standards to which we hold other countries. The United States takes its first-ever ranking not as a reprieve but as a responsibility to strengthen global efforts against modern slavery, including those within America. This human rights abuse is universal, and no one should claim immunity from its reach or from the responsibility to confront it." Full Text»
The Report
The report is available in HTML format (below) and in PDF format as a single file [PDF: 22 MB

-Letter from Secretary
-Letter from Ambassador Luis CdeBaca
-Introduction: 10 Years of Fighting Modern Slavery
-What Is Trafficking in Persons?
-Policy Priorities
-The 2010 TIP Report: Methodology
-Comparing Civil Liberties, Corruption, and Compelled Service
-Topics of Special Interest
-Victims' Stories
-Global Law Enforcement Data
-2010 TIP Report Heroes
-Tier Placements
-Country Narratives
-Country Narratives: Countries A Through F
-Country Narratives: Countries G Through M
-Country Narratives: Countries N Through Z
-Special Cases
-Trafficking Victims Protection Act: Minimum Standards for the Elimination of Trafficking in Persons
-Stopping Human Trafficking, Sexual Exploitation, and Abuse by International Peacekeepers
-Glossary of Acronyms
-A Closing Note From the Drafters of the Report
-PDF Version: Trafficking in Persons Report, June 2010 [22164 Kb]
-Introduction (PDF) [3972 Kb]
-Country Narratives: A-B (PDF) [2853 Kb]
-Country Narratives: C-F (PDF) [2968 Kb]
-Country Narratives: G-J (PDF) [2344 Kb]
-Country Narratives: K-M (PDF) [3310 Kb]
-Country Narratives: N-S (PDF) [4321 Kb]
-Country Narratives: T-Z and Special Cases (PDF) [2423 Kb]
-Relevant International Conventions (PDF) [711 Kb]
Trafficking in Persons Report 2010
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