Origin, transit, destination: Tackling all points of the human trafficking trade is the only way to combat it

21st August 2019Andrew Staniforth, Policing Insight

The number of potential trafficking and modern slavery victims reported to UK authorities last year rose by 36 per cent, according to National Crime Agency figures. Policing Insight contributor Andrew Staniforth argues that with new trends emerging we must work closely with other European agencies to tackle the problem at all points in the process: origin, transit and destination country.

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Origin, transit, destination: Tackling all points of the human trafficking trade is the only way to combat it

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