The International Organization for Migration (IOM) published a new report in February 2026 titled “Assessment on Labour Migration and Trafficking in Persons in the Republic of Armenia,” examining the working conditions, rights, and exploitation risks faced by migrant workers in Armenia.
Read MoreUS State Department annually publishes the Trafficking in Persons report which is a comprehensive resource about the measures for preventing and disclosing trafficking cases around the world. The report is the main diplomatic tool of the US department to inform foreign governments about human trafficking and rights.
Read MoreA change in U.S. government procedures for reporting suspected human trafficking involving unaccompanied migrant children has raised concerns among child protection organizations, according to an Associated Press investigation published on September 16, 2026.
Read MoreThe administrative head of Tatev settlement in Armenia’s Syunik region has been detained on human trafficking charges following an investigation into the alleged exploitation of a livestock worker, according to Armenia’s Investigative Committee.
Read MoreThousands of people trafficked into online scam operations across Southeast Asia continue to face serious challenges even after escaping the criminal networks that exploited them, according to an investigation published by The Guardian.
Read MoreFederal sex-trafficking prosecutions in the United States have declined to their lowest pace since 2010, according to an investigation published by Reuters on August 13, 2026.
Read MoreOn July 30, 2026, the United Nations marked World Day Against Trafficking in Persons under the theme “Trapped Behind the Scam,” drawing attention to the growing exploitation of people forced to participate in online fraud operations.
Read MoreThe International Organization for Migration (IOM) has warned of a sharp increase in human trafficking linked to online scam centres operating across Southeast Asia.
Read MoreAn international law enforcement operation coordinated by INTERPOL and partner agencies has resulted in the identification of 2,070 victims of human trafficking, the arrest of 1,024 suspects, and the launch of 465 investigations across 59 countries.
Read MoreThe Council of Europe’s GRETA expert group has published its Fourth Evaluation Report on Armenia, examining the country’s efforts to prevent and detect vulnerabilities to human trafficking.
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