This was delivered by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in partnership with the Papua New Guinea Centre for Judicial Excellence (PNGCJE).
The two-day training held in Kokopo was part of a three-year IOM project to address human trafficking, funded by the US government. Sixteen members of the judiciary participated in the training, which aimed to strengthen capacity of participants to identify cases of human trafficking, refer victims to specialised support services and prosecute human trafficking offenders.
