Brazil formally observed the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons following its establishment by the United Nations in 2013. The observance aims to raise awareness about human trafficking and support victims. In Brazil, the day highlights issues such as forced labor, sexual exploitation, and child trafficking. Government agencies, NGOs, and civil society organizations promote prevention and reporting campaigns. Educational programs focus on identifying trafficking networks and protecting vulnerable populations. The observance aligns with Brazil’s commitments under international human rights agreements. It became a reference point in Brazil’s anti-trafficking policies.
