Trafficking in Persons Report 2014
U.S. State Department
June 2014
“We each have a responsibility to make this horrific and all-too-common crime a lot less common. And our work with victims is the key that will open the door to real change—not just on behalf of the more than 44,000 survivors who have been identified in the past year, but also for the more than 20 million victims of trafficking who have not.
As Secretary of State, I’ve seen with my own two eyes countless individual acts of courage and commitment. I’ve seen how victims of this crime can become survivors and how survivors can become voices of conscience and conviction in the cause.
This year’s Trafficking in Persons Report offers a roadmap for the road ahead as we confront the scourge of trafficking.” — John F. Kerry, Secretary of State.
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The 2014 Trafficking in Persons Report is available in PDF and HTML formats. Due to its large size, the PDF has been separated into sections for easier download.
-Introductory Material (PDF) [8975 Kb]
-Country Narratives: A-C (PDF) [4743 Kb]
-Country Narratives: D-I (PDF) [3882 Kb]
-Country Narratives: J-M (PDF) [4105 Kb]
-Country Narratives: N-S (PDF) [5513 Kb]
-Country Narratives: T-Z and Special Case (PDF) [3105 Kb]
-Relevant International Conventions/Closing Material (PDF) [963 Kb]
Topics of Special Interest
:: The Vulnerability of LGBT Individuals to Human Trafficking 10
:: The Use of Forced Criminality: Victims Hidden Behind a Crime 1
:: Marginalized Communities: Romani Victims of Trafficking
:: Human Trafficking and Major Sporting Events
:: Promising Practices in the Eradication of Trafficking in Persons
:: Making the Problem Worse: Off-Duty Law Enforcement Officers
:: Providing Security in High-Risk Establishments
:: Reactivating Trauma in Sex Trafficking Testimony
:: Media Best Practices
:: Human Trafficking and the Demand for Organs
:: Victims’ Consent
:: Vulnerability of Indigenous Persons to Human Trafficking
:: Child Soldiers
:: The Intersection between Environmental Degradation and Human Trafficking