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World Day Against Trafficking in Persons: Joint statementWorld Day Against Trafficking in Persons: Joint statement

Government of Alberta

AlbertaJul 30, 2026Alberta

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Canada’s Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Minister Anandasangaree issues a statement on World Day Against Trafficking in Persons 2026.
The Government of Canada announced new Criminal Code reforms now in force to protect victims and survivors of human trafficking, hold traffickers accountable, and prevent the crime.

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Canada’s Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Minister Anandasangaree issues a statement on World Day Against Trafficking in Persons 2026. The release highlights the government’s stance and actions to combat human trafficking, as described in the official government statement.

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The Government of Canada announced new Criminal Code reforms now in force to protect victims and survivors of human trafficking, hold traffickers accountable, and prevent the crime. On World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, over $3.35 million in funding was allocated to nine NGOs to support victims and survivors, with additional ongoing funding and…

World Day Against Trafficking in Persons: Joint statementWorld Day Against Trafficking in Persons: Joint statement

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