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7 Dic 2021

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The White House

USA: Updated U.S. National Action Plan on human trafficking addresses needs of underserved communities & ending forced labour in supply chains

"FACT SHEET: The National Action Plan to Combat Human Trafficking (NAP)," 3 Dec. 2021

... The [Biden] Administration is committed to keeping the fight to end human trafficking at the forefront of our national security agenda by releasing the new National Action Plan to Combat Human Trafficking.

... The updated National Action Plan to Combat Human Trafficking responds to ... predatory behavior by addressing the needs of underserved individuals, families, and communities.  As such, it reflects the Administration’s commitments to gender and racial equity by taking action against the systemic injustices that communities experience, including underserved populations.

... The National Action Plan also reflects the Administration’s commitment to workers’ rights and ending forced labor in global supply chains, which the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated due, in part, to job insecurity, supply chain disruptions, and exponential demand for essential medical supplies and services. 

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