

UNODC
(United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime)
Agenda Item: Combatting Transnational Human Trafficking and Exploitation Networks
The UNODC committee confronts one of the most pressing criminal enterprises of our time: the global trade in human beings. Delegates will be tasked with developing comprehensive strategies to dismantle the sophisticated transnational networks that profit from human trafficking, forced labor, and sexual exploitation. This includes addressing the root causes that make populations vulnerable, such as poverty, conflict, and lack of rule of law. Discussion will center on enhancing international cooperation for border control and intelligence sharing, standardizing victim identification and protection protocols, and improving the legal frameworks for prosecuting traffickers across jurisdictions. Furthermore, the committee must explore innovative methods to trace and seize the financial assets of these criminal organizations, ensuring that justice is served and prevention efforts are globally effective.




