Office of the National Rapporteur on Trafficking in Persons - ONRTIP

20/08/2026

“Where is Sandy?” - a mother’s desperate question that echoes the fear families face in the digital age.

Do you know where your sister is? Is she safe?

Call today to get a copy of the guide.

04/08/2026

July 30 is World Human Trafficking Awareness Day.

Jamaica continues to fight against sexual exploitation, forced labour, and technology enabled trafficking.

Follow us to learn how you can help raise awareness.

04/08/2026

Conversations on Trafficking this year focused on the theme: "The Digital Trap: Understanding Cyber Trafficking". In alignment with this theme, the office has officially launched its first comic book, Guide to Prevent Cyber-Trafficking.
This informative and practical tool is designed with you in mind as we promote local awareness on human trafficking.

Need a copy? Call us for more details.

30/07/2026

Behind the screen, real lives are at risk.
Join ONRTIP tomorrow for Conversations on Trafficking + the launch of our new comic ‘Sandy’s Story’.

Watch live 👉 https://www.youtube.com/live/uciksWkq3PU?feature=shared

30/07/2026

Today is World Day against Trafficking in Persons!

This year’s theme is ‘Trapped behind the Scam’.
Stay tuned to our page for more information on our annual Conversations on Trafficking in Persons Forum.

29/07/2026

Thursday, July 30th, is World Day against Trafficking in Persons.

This year's theme is 'Trapped behind the Scam'.

On Friday, July 31, ONRTIP will be hosting its annual Conversations on Trafficking Forum, where we will be discussing Cyber Trafficking.

We will also be launching our newest publication!

Stay tuned to our page for more information.

28/07/2026

We’re 3 DAYS away from our Annual Conversations on Trafficking Forum.
Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones online.
Stay tuned.

27/07/2026

This Friday! 📢 Join us for our Annual Conversations on Trafficking Forum.
Stay tuned — more information coming soon.

27/07/2026

14/07/2026

🚨 Not every online friend is who they claim to be.

Human traffickers often create fake profiles, pretend to be peers, build trust, and gradually manipulate children into sharing personal information, photos, or meeting in person.

💻 Talk to your children about online safety.
👀 Monitor their online interactions.
🛑 Teach them never to share personal information with strangers.

👉 Swipe through to learn how online grooming works. Awareness is one of our strongest tools to prevent human trafficking.

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