World Day Against Trafficking in Persons is a humanitarian occasion before it is an official observance. It evokes the values of human dignity, which are non-negotiable, and aligns with the pillars of the national agenda of the United Arab Emirates.

The World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, observed annually on 30 July, is a humanitarian occasion before it is an official observance. It underscores the values of human dignity, which are beyond compromise, and aligns with the pillars of the national agenda of the United Arab Emirates, founded on strengthening the rule of law and safeguarding human rights as two fundamental pillars of the nation's comprehensive development journey, in line with the vision of our wise leadership.

As the highest judicial authority in the country, the Federal Supreme Court is committed to ensuring that people remain at the heart of every judicial ruling issued in relation to this crime. Through its judgments, the Court establishes strong deterrent principles against perpetrators while upholding the constitutional and legal guarantees that protect victims rights and preserve their dignity throughout all stages of litigation. This reflects the UAE's well-established standing in regional and international indicators of the rule of law and judicial efficiency.

This global observance reflects the United Arab Emirates' enduring vision of placing people at the centre of every development and institutional effort, while ensuring that justice remains the safeguard that protects their dignity and upholds their rights, in a nation that believes the true measure of any society lies in the care it extends to its most vulnerable members.

H.E. Mohamed Hamad Al Badi Al Dhaheri President of the Federal Supreme Court