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[0] UK [1] Government Strategy [2] Human Trafficking Strategy The Government will publish a new strategy to tackle Human Trafficking in the Summer. This was announced by the Minister for Immigration on14th October 2010 during debate on Anti-Slavery day. The Strategy will set out what steps we will take across four key areas: 1. Disrupting trafficking networks before they reach the UK 2. Smarter multi-agency working at the border 3. More co-ordination of our law enforcement efforts in the UK. 4. Improved victim care arrangements. Through the human trafficking strategy we want to maintain the focus on supporting victims, while signalling a greater emphasis on using a range of enforcement approaches to prevent people becoming victims and trafficked into the UK. The strategy’s overall aim is to minimise trafficking into the UK, by making it a significantly more difficult environment for traffickers to operate in. As the Minister for Immigration set out in his speech on Anti-Slavery Day, the Government wants to see more activity to tackle the problem in source countries, smarter multi-agency working at the border, more co-ordination of our law enforcement efforts in the UK and improved victim care. In particular, we want to raise the risks traffickers face and decrease their profits so we drive them out of this horrendous crime. [4] To be published Summer 2011 [5] n/a [3] 
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