Currently, human trafficking, especially trafficking in women and children and irregular migration is a global problem and appears to be on an increase internationally despite international and national efforts. To combat human trafficking is not only responsibility of a country or a region but is also a common coordinated effort of the world. In Vietnam, human trafficking, especially trafficking in women and children is a new phenomena arising during the last decade; however, the diversity and complexity as well as the devastating impacts for victims, their family and society of this crime has caught a special attention and a profound concern of the government and the community.  read more

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UNIAP Vietnam hosts quarterly Inter-Agency Working Group Meetings in Hanoi. The Chair of these meetings rotates among member agencies. Participants include partners from UN agencies, International and National NGOs, and members of the international donor community. read more

With offices in Cambodia, China , Lao PDR, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, UNIAP is committed to building a united front on human trafficking, and taking action based on the needs of each country. read more