Efforts to Identify and Support Slavery Survivors

Welcome to Walk Free's efforts to identify and support slavery survivors, a critical aspect of addressing the challenges faced by those who have experienced the horrors of modern slavery. Identifying and supporting survivors is essential for their recovery, rehabilitation, and empowerment.

At the top of the ranking, we have the United States with a score of 86.36, indicating significant efforts in identifying and supporting slavery survivors within the country. These efforts may include providing access to support services, legal assistance, and resources for survivors to rebuild their lives.

Bahrain and the Netherlands both share the second position with a score of 77.27, showcasing commendable efforts in addressing the needs of slavery survivors within their territories.

On the other end of the ranking, we find Iran, Libya, and North Korea, all with a score of -9.09. Negative scores indicate that these countries face challenges in effectively identifying and supporting slavery survivors. This could be due to various factors, such as limited resources, inadequate support systems, or lack of awareness and commitment to addressing the issue.

Walk Free's assessment underscores the importance of sustained efforts to identify and support survivors of slavery worldwide. It serves as a call to action for governments, organizations, and individuals to work together to ensure the well-being and empowerment of those who have endured this grave violation of human rights. Stay tuned for further updates as we continue to address these critical issues and strive for a world free from slavery and exploitation.