Dong nai: Vietnam has joined the newly launched UN Group of Friends for Combating Technology-facilitated Trafficking in Persons, reaffirming its commitment to strengthening international cooperation in tackling human trafficking increasingly enabled by digital technologies. The group made its debut at a ceremony in New York on June 12. The initiative, led by the Republic of Korea with support from the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), has attracted broad participation from UN member states.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the establishment of this group marks a significant step towards addressing the challenges posed by the misuse of technology in human trafficking. The involvement of Vietnam underscores its dedication to collaborating with other nations to combat this global issue. The group aims to facilitate the exchange of strategies and best practices among member states to effectively counter technology-driven trafficking operations.

The UN Group of Friends for Combating Technology-facilitated Trafficking in Persons will serve as a platform for member states to share information and bolster their collective efforts in fighting this crime. As technology continues to evolve, the group recognizes the need for innovative solutions and coordinated actions to prevent traffickers from exploiting digital tools.

Vietnam's participation in this initiative reflects its proactive approach to addressing human trafficking and its commitment to upholding international standards. By joining forces with other countries, Vietnam aims to enhance its capabilities in detecting and preventing technology-facilitated trafficking activities. The group's formation highlights the importance of international collaboration in tackling complex issues that transcend borders.