ATEST has submitted five in-depth policy briefs to the Biden-Harris transition team, each with detailed recommendations that outline how different federal agencies can work together for a whole-of-government approach on key areas of combating human trafficking. The five briefs...
Month: December 2020
ATEST Provides Preliminary Comments on USAID C-TIP Policy Revision
ATEST today provided brief comments to USAID today about the rewrite of its Counter-Trafficking in Persons Policy. ATEST urges more thorough stakeholder engagement and a longer period for public comment, but submitted preliminary thoughts before today's deadline to ennsure the agency...
ATEST Suggests Ways to Strengthen U.S. Labor Department during “End Labor Trafficking National Online Dialogue”
ATEST submitted five key ways the U.S. Labor Department can work to combat human trafficking, during the department's online call for suggestions this month. ATEST's submissions follow recommendations made to the Biden-Haris transition team. Our suggestions focus on prohibiting the...
ATEST Asks USAID to Postpone C-TIP Policy Rewrite to Allow for Thorough Stakeholder Engagement and Adequate Public Comment Period
Mr. John Barsa, Acting Deputy Administrator, US Agency for International Development (USAID) | Via Email: [email protected] Mr. Max Primorac, Deputy to Acting Deputy Administrator, USAID | Via Email: [email protected] Mr. Chris Milligan, USAID...