Bali Treaty

The Bali Treaty typically refers to agreements made during the 2016 Bali Process on People Smuggling, Trafficking in Persons, and Related Transnational Crime. It aims to strengthen international cooperation to combat illegal human trafficking and migrant smuggling in the Asia-Pacific region. Countries commit to sharing information, improving border controls, and working together to dismantle criminal networks. The treaty emphasizes a coordinated, evidence-based approach to address these complex issues, enhancing regional security and protecting vulnerable populations from exploitation and harm.