Since 2016, the Prime Minister has decided to select the July 30 as the "National Day on Anti-Trafficking in Persons" in coincidence with "World Day on Anti-Trafficking in Persons" chosen by the UN since 2013.

IOM has been working to counter trafficking in persons since the mid-nineties. Globally, IOM has assisted over 85,000 trafficked persons and, in 2015, one in seven identified victims of trafficking worldwide received specialized protection and assistance services from IOM.

Learn more about IOM's activities here: https://www.iom.int/world-trafficking-day