Get help

You are not alone. Information and support are available.

If you are experiencing exploitation, coercion, threats, unsafe working conditions, document confiscation or other signs of human trafficking, seeking reliable information and appropriate support can be an important first step.

Immediate danger

Are you in immediate danger?

If you or another person is in immediate danger, contact the official emergency services in the country where you are currently located.

Bangladesh

Emergency Services — 999

For immediate police, fire or ambulance assistance.

National Helpline — 109

For services relating to violence against women and children and prevention of human trafficking.

European Union

European Emergency Number — 112

Free emergency number available throughout the European Union for police, ambulance and fire services.

If you are outside Bangladesh or the European Union, contact the official emergency services in the country where you are currently located.

Find support

Find trusted support where you are.

Human trafficking support and reporting systems differ between countries. Use official authorities and specialised support services whenever possible.

Human trafficking support and reporting systems differ between countries. Use official authorities and specialised support services whenever possible.

Bangladesh

Support in Bangladesh

People affected by trafficking, exploitation or unsafe migration can seek assistance through Bangladesh’s official authorities and national support mechanisms.

Emergency Services — 999

For immediate police, fire or ambulance assistance.

National Helpline — 109

For services relating to violence against women and children and prevention of human trafficking.

National Referral Mechanism

Bangladesh has a National Referral Mechanism for the identification, referral, assistance and protection of victims of human trafficking.

Bangladesh Support Information

European Union

Anti-trafficking support across Europe

The European Commission provides country-by-country information on national anti-trafficking hotlines and support services across EU Member States.

Emergency Services — 112

Free emergency number throughout the European Union.

National Anti-Trafficking Hotlines

Official anti-trafficking contacts differ by country. The European Commission maintains a directory of national hotlines and assistance services.

European Anti-Trafficking Directory

Support services vary by country. ASM will continue expanding this directory using verified information from government authorities, international organisations and recognised specialist services.