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 SECURING JUSTICE FOR VICTIMS AND ENDING IMPUNITY FOR TRAFFICKERS

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Trafficking in Persons and the Criminal Justice Sector

LAWS AND POLICIES


International Framework around Trafficking in Persons

  • ASEAN Member States and the International Legal Framework around Trafficking in Persons

Regional Frameworks around Trafficking in Persons

  • ASEAN and Trafficking in Persons
  • The Greater Mekong Sub-region and Trafficking in Persons

National Legal and Policy Frameworks around Trafficking in Persons

  • Brunei Darussalam – Legal and Policy Framework
  • Cambodia – Legal and Policy Framework
  • Indonesia – Legal and Policy Framework
  • Lao PDR – Legal and Policy Framework
  • Malaysia – Legal and Policy Framework
  • Myanmar – Legal and Policy Framework
  • Philippines – Legal and Policy Framework
  • Singapore – Legal and Policy Framework
  • Thailand – Legal and Policy Framework
  • Vietnam – Legal and Policy Framework
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The Asia Regional Trafficking in Persons Project is an Australian Government, AusAID initiative.
The Asia Regional Trafficking in Persons Project is managed by Cardno Emerging Markets (Australia). 

Contact Us | Last Updated: Feb 2010 | ©2006 Asia Regional Trafficking in Persons Project
Note: The individuals depicted in the photos throughout this site are not trafficked persons. Their eyes / faces are covered to highlight good practice: trafficked victim’s right to privacy should be respected.