Have you seen suspicious activity that may amount to human trafficking? If so, please report your concerns to:

1800 666 111 or 999/112 or [email protected]

Human trafficking is a crime and a serious human rights violation. It occurs all over the world, including in Ireland.  It takes many different forms and may be present in any community, nationwide.

Ireland is taking significant steps to combat human trafficking and respond to the needs of victims, at home and with our partners abroad.  The National Action Plan to Prevent and Combat Human Trafficking takes a victim-centred and human rights based approach and An Garda Síochána has a specialist unit dedicated to anti-human trafficking.

It is also important that members of the public know the signs of trafficking and how to report any concerns.  This website provides information on human trafficking as well as how to seek help.

Minister for Justice Helen McEntee

The crime of human trafficking occurs in all countries in the world – including Ireland.  And this is not a phenomenon limited to our big cities.  The terrible reality is that victims of human trafficking may potentially be hidden in plain sight, in any community in Ireland. Addressing this crime is a never ending challenge and the Government is committed to further legislation to combat human trafficking and people smuggling as well as the implementation of a comprehensive strategy to combat trafficking of women and girls.

 It is also incumbent on all of us to take the time to learn the signs of human trafficking.  Anyone can be exploited and we must be alert in our daily lives to people we encounter who may be victims of this heinous crime.”