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A report outlining Peru's criminal laws regarding modern forms of slavery, with special emphasis on those provisions related to the regulation of the crime of forced labor, typified in article 168-B of the Penal Code, and its link with the related criminal types of trafficking in persons, typified in article 153 of the Penal Code, and slavery, typified in article 153-B of the same rule.

This document provides comments on a bill of law that amends the penal code to punish the crime of sexual exploitation in its various forms, for the special protection of girls, children, adolescents, and women.

This is an infographic which describes the profits made both globally and regionally from forced labor in Peru, as well as other statistics on human trafficking.

This study focuses on the "Amazonian trapeze", the connection zone between Peru, Brazil and Colombia, a scenario in which illegal economic dynamics are widespread, especially the smuggling of various objects and illicit drug trafficking. The central objective of this research is to understand the forms of forced labor and human trafficking for labor exploitation, associated with illegal economic logics in this area.

This document is a research report of which the central objective is to understand the forms of forced labor and human trafficking for the purpose of labor exploitation in the triple border area between Peru, Brazil, and Colombia. The report covers the extensive qualitative research the investigators undertook to discover the links between criminal activities and forced labor and human trafficking.

A treatment plan protocol for a study pertaining to awareness raising campaigns on the subject of human trafficking.

This documents describes the child protection protocol and reporting mechanism to be used by a study team.

This document provides a brief overview of the data collection activities to be conducted for the Human Trafficking Vulnerability Study.

A treatment plan protocol for a study pertaining to awareness raising campaigns on the subject of human trafficking.

This report suggests a proposal for the updating of The Information System Strategy on Trafficking in Persons (SISTRA) so that it considers different forms of crimes related to human trafficking (forced labor, slavery and servitude, sexual exploitation) and include new reporting variables based on indicators of forms of modern slavery. This report also proposes a list of screening questions to add to the SISTRA questionnaire to help identify cases of forced labor, slavery and servitude, or sexual exploitation.