Building the infrastructure of anti‐trafficking: Information, funding, responses¹

Reliability, Validity, Comparability and Practical Utility of Cybercrime-Related Data, Metrics, and Information

“…For instance, for human smuggling and trafficking, the United Nations protocols have provided common international definitions of these phenomena. Likewise, global anti-trafficking efforts and responses are guided by a common international definition of the term "trafficking in persons" [12]. Experiences of other areas such as the banking and insurance industry indicate the development of international norms and common international definition is a complex and time consuming process [13].…”