Global Operation Liberterra II Leads to Over 2,500 Arrests in Human Trafficking Crackdown

The largest-ever international effort against human trafficking rescued over 3,000 potential victims across 116 countries.

Interpol coordinated the operation from September 29 to October 4, marking it as their biggest crackdown on human trafficking and people smuggling.
A total of 2,517 arrests were made worldwide, with 850 specifically related to human trafficking or migrant smuggling charges.
Authorities rescued 3,222 potential victims, including minors forced into labor and individuals coerced into illegal activities across various regions.
The operation involved nearly eight million checks against Interpol's databases and reinforced border security at strategic points.
Interpol emphasized the importance of coordinated international action to combat the exploitative practices of organized crime groups.