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Geared toward the prevention of trafficking in persons, particularly women and children and the protection of migrant's rights, IOM's activities include the following activites.

• carrying out information campaigns;
• providing counseling services;
• conducting both qualitative and quantitative research on migrant trafficking;
• providing safe and dignified return and reintegration assistance to the victims of trafficking; and
• supporting governments in their efforts to improve their legal systems and technical capacities to counter trafficking.

In the United States, IOM assists with repatriation of individuals.

IOM has a presence in New York John F. Kennedy International Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport to facilitate safe repatriation.

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