28/01/2025
In Iraq, over 221,000 people are trapped in modern slavery, victims of deception and exploitation. Vulnerable groups—women, children, minorities, and displaced persons—face heightened risks in a country struggling with post-conflict vulnerabilities.
While laws exist, gaps in protection and unethical recruitment practices allow trafficking to thrive. But there’s hope: AI, digital tools, and global collaboration are powerful weapons against this crime.
Behind every statistic is a human story, a call for action. Let’s turn awareness into impact. Together, we can build a future free from exploitation.
Dr Vassilia Orfanou, Executive Board Member Writes for the Headline Diplomat, LUDCI.eu Iraq’s Hidden Crisis: The Shadow of Modern Slavery In Iraq, the shadows of modern slavery loom large, affecting an estimated 221,000 individuals. Human trafficking, or Trafficking in Persons (TiP), exploits peop...
