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Victim identification: the first step in stopping modern slavery. Risk factors for victimization and challenges of identification. what victim identification means: another aspect of government responsibility. Law Enforcement: on the front lines of victim identification. Collaboration across government: a cross-cutting approach. Enhancing government efforts through partnerships. Myths about victim identification. Effective victim identification in practice: the victim-centered approach. Interviewing victims. Looking forward. Definitions and methodology. What is Trafficking in Persons? The face of modern slavery. Methodology. Tier Placement. A guide to the tiers. Penalties for Tier 3 Countries. TOPICS OF SPECIAL INTEREST - Who can identify trafficking victims? Human trafficking and technology. Common dreams lead to common abuses. Commendable initiatives in victim identification. Narrowing the scope of trafficking: buying or selling provisions. Prevention: fighting sex trafficking by curbing demand for commercial sex acts. Misperceptions lead to missed opportunities to identify victims. Human trafficking and armed conflict. Male trafficking victims. Non-criminalization of victims for crimes committed in the course of being trafficked. Child soldiers. Traditional practices gone wrong. Global law enforcement data. 2013 T IP Report Heroes. Tier Placements/Maps. How to read a country narrative. Country narratives. Relevant International Conventions. TVPA Minimum Standards. Stopping human trafficking by international peacekeepers. International, regional, and sub-regional organizations. Combating trafficking in persons. Glossary of acronyms. Photo credits.