Hanoi: A workshop and exhibition titled ‘United for Change: Leaving No One Behind in the Fight Against Trafficking in Persons’ was held on July 28 in Hanoi, marking World/National Day Against Trafficking in Persons (July 30). Co-organised by the Ministry of Public Security and the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) in Vietnam, the event gathered representatives from government agencies, international organisations, UN bodies, and cybercrime experts.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the event aimed to address the evolving landscape of human trafficking, highlighting the need for stronger collaboration and innovative strategies to combat trafficking effectively. The participants discussed the latest global trends in trafficking and the impact of technology and cybercrime on the illegal trade of human beings.

The workshop underscored the importance of international cooperation in tackling the multifaceted issue of human trafficking. Government officials and international experts shared insights on policy frameworks, prevention strategies, and victim support systems. The exhibition showcased various initiatives and tools designed to raise awareness and strengthen the fight against trafficking.

The Ministry of Public Security emphasised the significance of the event in enhancing Vietnam’s efforts to combat human trafficking. By engaging with international partners and experts, the country aims to bolster its strategies and ensure that no individual falls victim to trafficking.

The International Organisation for Migration highlighted the role of technology in both facilitating and combating human trafficking. They stressed the need for innovative solutions and cross-border collaboration to address the challenges posed by modern trafficking networks.

Overall, the event reinforced Vietnam’s commitment to addressing human trafficking through comprehensive strategies and international partnerships, ensuring a coordinated response to a complex global issue.