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UN: Iraqi Ministry of Interior Successful in Combating Human Trafficking

UN: Iraqi Ministry of Interior Successful in Combating Human Trafficking

Iraqi News3 days ago

Baghdad – INA
The United Nations confirmed on Thursday that the Iraqi Ministry of Interior has succeeded in combating human trafficking crimes, noting that it arrested more than 1,000 suspects during 2024.
The organization said in a statement received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA): "The Iraqi Ministry of Interior has succeeded in combating human trafficking and arrested more than 1,000 suspects in 2024."
The statement added that "the Iraqi Ministry of Interior has implemented anti-drug programs as part of its 2025-2030 National Strategy," indicating that "the ministry has activated hotlines and units to support children who are victims of violence and trafficking."
The statement confirmed that "the Iraqi Ministry of Interior has linked the Anti-Human Trafficking Department with the Secret Services Department to enhance the fight against transnational crime."
It also indicated that "the Iraqi Ministry of Interior has strengthened the role of the civil police to monitor and address corporal punishment against children."

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