Strengthening Global Efforts Against Human Trafficking Financing.
This law requires the U.S. to assess foreign governments based on how vigorously they investigate and prosecute financial crimes linked to human trafficking. The goal is to cut off the money supply that enables criminal networks to operate globally. This measure aims to enhance international security and protect vulnerable populations.
Key points
Mandates the evaluation of foreign governments' efforts to prosecute financial activities associated with human trafficking.
Focuses on disrupting the flow of money to criminal organizations that facilitate severe forms of trafficking.
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