Anti-Human Trafficking Legislation in Tanzania and 6 Countries Around the World

In 2008, Tanzania adopted the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act (ATPA) to combat human trafficking, mandate stricter investigation and prosecution, and afford protection to victims of trafficking. This report: explains and evaluates the ATPA, including the effectiveness of its implementation since its enactment in 2008; describes similar acts around the world, including an evaluation of those laws’ implementation and effectiveness; offers specific recommendations for Tanzania to enhance the effectiveness of its anti-trafficking law.

Year 

2013

Author 

James Kraemer, Research Associate, Avon Global Center for Women and Justice Cornell Law School

Avon Center work product 

ID 

832