The Palermo Protocol was adopted by the United Nations in 2003 as a comprehensive international legal framework to combat human trafficking.

Mobile apps like the TraffickCam app allow individuals to discreetly report suspected cases of human trafficking, providing valuable information to law enforcement agencies.

Blockchain technology enables the creation of transparent and tamper-proof supply chains, allowing consumers to trace the origin of products and ensure they are not linked to forced labor or human trafficking.

The Walk Free Foundation has created the Global Slavery Index, which utilizes AI and machine learning to collect and analyze data on modern slavery cases worldwide.

Satellite imagery can be used to identify remote and hidden locations where forced labor camps may be situated, aiding law enforcement efforts in locating and dismantling these camps.

VR technology has been harnessed to create immersive experiences that allow individuals to understand the plight of human trafficking victims, raising awareness and empathy.

Facial recognition technology can be used to analyze CCTV footage and identify missing persons or victims of human trafficking by matching their images against databases of known individuals.

NLP technology enables the development of chatbots that can understand and respond to human language, allowing victims of human trafficking to communicate with these chatbots and receive support and guidance.

Technology has been employed to track cryptocurrency transactions associated with human trafficking organizations, helping law enforcement agencies to disrupt their financial operations.

Mobile apps have been developed to connect survivors of human trafficking with support services, providing them with access to resources, counseling, and legal assistance.

Technology, particularly social media platforms, has been utilized to launch awareness campaigns, share stories of survivors, and mobilize individuals to take action against human trafficking and modern slavery.

E-learning platforms have been created to provide law enforcement officers and frontline workers with access to educational resources and training materials on human trafficking, enhancing their understanding and skills in combating this crime.

Technology has enabled the development of secure communication platforms that allow law enforcement agencies to share information, coordinate investigations, and conduct joint operations against human trafficking networks.

Encrypted messaging apps have been developed to allow individuals to report suspected cases of human trafficking anonymously, ensuring their safety and protecting their identities.

Technology has been harnessed to create job training programs that provide survivors of human trafficking with skills and resources to reintegrate into society and secure employment.