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Teaming Up Against Human Trafficking: IHRC & INTERPOL USA Join Forces

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IHRC Corporation / Interpol Center USA and NAPTIP Strengthen Partnership Against Human Trafficking

Abuja, Nigeria – The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) Corporation / Interpol Center USA and the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) are strengthening their collaboration to combat human trafficking, protect vulnerable persons, and promote human rights through enhanced national and international cooperation.
As part of this renewed commitment, IHRC Corporation / Interpol Center USA is expanding its network of members, volunteers, and strategic partners to support anti-human trafficking initiatives, victim assistance programs, awareness campaigns, and community engagement efforts across Nigeria and beyond.
The partnership reflects the shared determination of both organizations to protect victims, support survivors, and contribute to the fight against human trafficking and related forms of exploitation through coordinated action and international cooperation.
Together, IHRC Corporation / Interpol Center USA and NAPTIP remain committed to building safer communities, defending human dignity, advancing justice, and creating lasting solutions for vulnerable populations affected by trafficking and related human rights violations.

Prof. h.c. Rafał Marcin Wasik, M.B.A.
Secretary General
IHRC Corporation / Interpol Center USA
Chairperson IHRC Group
Peacemaker

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