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Human Trafficking

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The U.S. Department of State classifies countries into three tiers according to the severity of the human-trafficking problem in a country and the government’s commitment to combatting trafficking. Tier 1 (the lowest level) are countries that meet the standards for elimination of human trafficking; Tier 2 countries are making progress toward meeting the standards, Tier-2 Watch List countries (designated as 2.5 on the map) are Tier 2 countries that need more evidence to confirm their status. Tier 3 countries do not fully meet the minimum standards to eliminate trafficking and are making no effor to do so.

U.S. Department of State

Human trafficking is categorized into three tiers. Tier 1 (light orange): Canada, U S, Australia, most of Europe. Tier 2 (orange): Brazil, Mexico, India, and most of Africa. Tier 3 (dark orange): Russia, Iran, Chine; Special Case (blue-green) includes Libya, Yemen, and Eritrea.

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Human Trafficking	Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) Members	Latin America, 1830
Value	Value	Bolivia, 1825	Brazil, 1822	Chile, 1817	Gran Colombia, 1819–1830	Mexico, 1821	Paraguay, 1811	Peru, 1821	United Provinces of Central America, 1823–1839	United Provinces of La Plata, 1816	Uruguay, 1828









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		51.9%	90.2%	38.7%	24.3%		74.9%	10.3%	99.7%	1.85%	97.4%
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						33.1%

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