ASEAN-Australia Counter Trafficking (ASEAN-ACT)

ASEAN-Australia Counter Trafficking (ASEAN-ACT)is a 10year partnership funded by the Australian Government

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ASEAN member states have effective justice systems that provide just punishment of traffickers and protect the human rights of victims

EOPO1: ASEAN's planning, monitoring and reporting of ACTIP implementation is increasingly effective and advances the protection of victim rights
EOPO2: ASEAN member state justice and related state agencies are increasingly capable of implementing their ACTIP obligations, in particular those that uphold victim rights
EOPO3: ASEAN member state justice and related state agencies' policies and practices are influenced by relevant stakeholders and better aligned with the ACTIP, especially in connection to victim rights obligations

IO 1: ASEAN Member State agencies have improved legal and policy frameworks to implement their ACTIP obligations
IO 2: ASEAN and member states are effectively implementing gender-responsive and inclusive counter-trafficking initiatives
IO 3: Non-state actors, including marginalised groups and victim-survivors, are influencing laws, policies and practices
IO 4: ASEAN and member states have gender-responsive and inclusive monitoring, reporting and learning systems
IO 5: ASEAN Member State agencies are implementing anti-corruption measures to address complicity in trafficking in persons
IO 6: ASEAN and member states have enhanced cooperation on counter-trafficking initiatives
IO 7: ASEAN and member states’ implementation of the ACTIP is increasingly informed by regional and global evidence-based trends and good practices
IO 8: ASEAN Member State agencies are transparent and accountable in implementing counter-trafficking initiatives