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As a source, transit and destination country, Thailand faces multiple manifestations of trafficking in persons. The USAID Thailand Counter Trafficking in Persons (CTIP) program works with communities and champions among government, civil society and the private sector to address the enabling environment for trafficking and exploitation, empower at-risk populations to safeguard their rights, and strengthen the protection systems for survivors. It also prioritizes partnerships, leveraging ongoing CTIP initiatives in Thailand and coordinating closely with source countries for a unified cross-border response. The USAID Thailand Counter Trafficking in Persons (CTIP) Activity seeks to reduce trafficking in persons (TIP) and better protect the rights of trafficked persons by reducing demand and incentives for trafficked labor, empowering at-risk populations to safeguard their rights, and strengthening protection systems for survivors. In partnership with public and private sector actors, including civil society organizations (CSOs), USAID Thailand CTIP strengthens collaboration to address TIP risks nationally. The Activity works closely with provincial-level government counterparts in Bangkok, Chiang Rai, Sa Kaeo, Phuket, Phang Nga, Tak, and Phitsanulok, prioritizing the rights of migrant workers and sectors most susceptible to TIP, including fishing, agriculture, construction, and domestic work. |
