Foundational reports, frameworks and tools to help lawmakers and advocates strengthen anti-trafficking policy.
US Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Reports
The U.S. Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report is the government's annual assessment of global efforts to combat human trafficking, ranking countries based on their compliance with minimum standards for eliminating trafficking and highlighting progress, challenges, and recommendations.
Palermo Protocol
The Palermo Protocol is an international treaty aimed at preventing, suppressing, and punishing human trafficking, particularly women and children, by promoting cooperation among countries and establishing a comprehensive legal framework for combating this crime.
UNODC Trafficking in Persons Report
Council of Europe GRETA Report
GRETA warns that over 20,000 migrant domestic workers are enduring severe exploitation, working on average 58 hours a week for little pay due to inadequate legal protections and urges equal rights, stronger victim identification, and enhanced access to legal support.
Explore a global catalog of foundational laws in the ATIP Policy Library, and download key guides below.
A searchable global catalog of foundational laws and policy documents to stop human exploitation and trafficking.
Open the LibraryA practical guide for lawmakers to stop orphanage trafficking through legislation.
View PDFReceive updates on initiatives, briefings, statements and new model legislation designed to stop human trafficking at the policy level.
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