Human Trafficking: Washington Reclassifies Burkina Faso to Level 2

Author: linfodrome.comPublished on: October 10, 2026Country: Burkina Faso
Crime & Law
Human Trafficking: Washington Reclassifies Burkina Faso to Level 2

The U.S. Department of State released its 2026 human trafficking report on October 8, 2026, reclassifying Burkina Faso to Level 2, acknowledging significant efforts without meeting all minimum standards. The report highlights increased investigations, prosecutions, convictions, and victim protection efforts, as well as international cooperation and the establishment of an anti-cybercrime unit. Burkina Faso's efforts were recognized during a joint working group session with the U.S., where the government was praised for its actions to prevent, combat, and assist victims of human trafficking.

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