Department of Justice Reaffirms Commitment to Combat Human Trafficking and Protect Victims Across the United States

In honor of National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, the Department of Justice has reiterated its dedication to combating human trafficking, supporting survivors, and preventing future exploitation.

The department continues to prioritize the prosecution of traffickers and the protection of vulnerable individuals from this devastating crime.

Ongoing Efforts to Combat Human Trafficking

The fight against human trafficking is a top priority for the Department of Justice, and its commitment to bringing traffickers to justice remains unwavering.

The department works tirelessly to dismantle trafficking networks and provide support for survivors.

While Human Trafficking Prevention Month serves as an important reminder of the scale of this issue, the Justice Department’s efforts extend year-round, ensuring that no stone is left unturned in the battle against these heinous acts of exploitation.

A Quarter Century of Fighting Human Trafficking

Since the Trafficking Victims Protection Act was passed in 2000, the Department of Justice has been a key player in the national effort to combat human trafficking in all its forms.

With nearly 25 years of experience in this fight, the department continues to evolve its strategies, strengthen its partnerships, and enhance its resources to ensure that traffickers face justice and that survivors receive the support they need.