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IOM launches online course on Counter trafficking in humanitarian settings
OM Launches Online Course on Counter Trafficking in Humanitarian Settings
Geneva- One of the most neglected protection issues in emergencies is human trafficking. Often viewed as a pre-existing problem and not as a direct consequence of conflict or natural disaster, trafficking remains largely unaddressed during emergencies. For traffickers around the world, each disaster signals a sudden availability of potential prey. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) works in close Partnership with governments and humanitarian partners to address all aspects of counter‑trafficking responses – Prevention, Protection, and Prosecution.