On 14. and 15. October 2021, the KOK conference on human trafficking and data policy took place in the Berlin City Mission. As part of the symposium, the data report represented an initial evaluation of the KOK data tool with over 700 cases of human trafficking and exploitation.
The conference was moderated by Dr. Claudia Neusüß, compassorange
“Around 90 experts, practitioners and politicians discussed questions and challenges related to data collection in the field of human trafficking and exploitation in Germany. The course is currently being set for the establishment of a reporting agency on human trafficking in Germany. The various state and civil society actors who will work with it in the future have discussed expectations and demands. In the following, we have documented the technical expertise of the speakers, panelists and the audience who contributed their knowledge, experience and examples for collecting data from those affected by human trafficking. In addition to short summaries, you will find audio recordings of the various lectures and panels.”
