Anti-Human Trafficking Workshop Launched with Broad Participation

The Anti-Human Trafficking Workshop, titled "National Efforts and Roadmap," has begun in Port Sudan, attended by the Ministers of Justice, Interior, and Culture and Information; the Governor of the Red Sea State; undersecretaries from the Ministries of Justice and Culture and Information; as well as representatives from national, international, and regional organizations and institutions focused on combating human trafficking.

Organized by the National Committee for Combating Human Trafficking under the Ministry of Justice, in partnership with the African Center for Peace, Governance, and Democratic Transition Studies, the workshop brings together committee members, ministry representatives, civil society organizations (local and international), university professors, and other key stakeholders.

Anti-Human Trafficking Workshop Launched with Broad Participation

The workshop aims to raise awareness about the crime of human trafficking and the significant developments in criminal networks, especially given that it is a transnational crime. It also seeks to educate victims on how to report incidents, request protection, and the entities that can assist in addressing the crime. Additionally, it aims to inform and coordinate with partners regarding the emergency plan developed by the national committee for the upcoming year.

The workshop includes scientific papers and specialized studies in the fields of combating human trafficking crimes, addressing the impacts of this crime, and methods of handling it. It also features discussions and deliberations to develop recommendations on human trafficking.