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Human Trafficking

Human trafficking is a crime that involves the exploitation of a person for the purpose of compelled labor or a commercial sex act.

Through program funding, research projects, and more, the Office of Justice Programs (OJP) and its program offices are working to provide information and resources related to human trafficking. OJP’s Office for Victims of Crime, for example, manages the largest amount of funding across the Federal Government dedicated to providing services to victims of human trafficking.

Following are some topical resources:

• For Human Trafficking Survivors, Justice Is More About Healing and Preventing Future Trafficking
• Human Trafficking Data Collection Activities
• The National Action Plan to Combat Human Trafficking
• The Office for Victims of Crime: An Ongoing Commitment to Victims of Human Trafficking

During National Human Trafficking Prevention Month (January), see the Human Trafficking Special Feature to access additional information and resources from OJP and other federal agencies on this topic.

View the Special Feature