Engagement on the Renewed National Strategy to Combat Human Trafficking
From: Public Safety Canada
Current Status: Open
Public Safety Canada is undertaking consultations to inform the development of a renewed National Strategy to Combat Human Trafficking.
From Summer 2024 to January 2025, sessions will be held to promote open discussion between the Government of Canada, victims and survivors, law enforcement, provinces and territories, Indigenous groups, and private sector and civil society stakeholders involved in anti-human trafficking efforts both within Canada and internationally. These sessions will provide an opportunity to identify gaps, emerging issues, and trends to be addressed through a renewed national strategy. Targeted stakeholders will also be emailed a questionnaire seeking input.
Who
This engagement process provides an opportunity for stakeholders and partners including victims and survivors, law enforcement, criminal justice practitioners, victim services, Indigenous partners, as well as representatives from provincial and territorial governments, non-governmental organizations, the private sector, and subject matter experts, to share their knowledge, perspectives and insights.
What
The results of this consultation will help inform the Government of Canada's efforts towards a renewed National Strategy to Combat Human Trafficking.
Reporting to Canadians
Findings from the consultation will be made available online.
| Date | Activity | Participate |
|---|---|---|
| Summer 2024 to January 2025 | Domestic and international in-person and virtual consultation meetings | By invitation. |
| October 2024 | Questionnaire for targeted stakeholders to obtain feedback on key issues related to human trafficking | Targeted stakeholders were invited to complete the questionnaire. |
Related information
National Strategy To Combat Human Trafficking 2019-2024
Horizontal Evaluation of the National Strategy to Combat Human Trafficking 2024
Contact us
Anti-Human Trafficking Policy Team
Public Safety Canada
htt.gttp@ps-sp.gc.ca
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