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17 Mar 2020

Author:
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australian Government

International Strategy on Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery: Consultation Paper

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The Australian Government is developing a new International Strategy on Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery (2020 Strategy)...with a focus on the Indo‑Pacific region. It will guide Australia's diplomacy, international development, multilateral engagement, trade and advocacy work – and leverage bilateral, regional and multi-stakeholder collaboration and partnerships.

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The closing date for written submissions is 1 May 2020. Submissions should be emailed to [email protected].

The proposed objectives and possible actions of the 2020 Strategy reflect areas where the Government is already working...

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1.Addressing the drivers to human trafficking and modern slavery

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2. Securing justice by strengthening governance, legal systems and redress mechanisms

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3. Promoting integration of human rights and labour standards in responses to human trafficking and modern slavery

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4. Strengthening government, business and civil society partnerships to address exploitation in supply chains and responsible recruitment practices

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5. Mitigating modern slavery risks in Australia's international engagement

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Consultation questions

The Australian Government welcomes input on any aspect raised in this consultation paper. In particular we are seeking feedback on the following consultation questions:

1. Do the proposed objectives of the 2020 Strategy capture the priorities for Australia's international engagement on human trafficking and modern slavery in the Indo-Pacific region?
2. Should there be additional objectives included in the scope of the 2020 Strategy? What are they?
3. Do the proposed objectives adequately support action on human trafficking and modern slavery prevention, enforcement/prosecution, victim support and partnerships?
4. How can the 2020 Strategy, including its design, implementation and monitoring, best be informed by the voices of survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery?
5. How can the 2020 Strategy support a stronger emphasis on evidence and research to tackle human trafficking and modern slavery in the Indo-Pacific region?

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