Lebanon fails US human trafficking standards assessment

The US State Department found Lebanon does not meet minimum standards for eliminating human trafficking, citing failure to approve a National Action Plan and inadequate victim identification procedures. Lebanon also provided only fragmented data on trafficking cases and failed to adequately screen potential victims. The findings underscore concerns about organised trafficking networks operating in the country.

Sources: Jerusalem Post

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