25 April 2019
Narita International Airport pledge its airport’s commitment to thefight against Human Trafficking in support of the efforts by theJapanese Government and International Organizations.
Air Transport, being a fast and convenient mode of transport, people, commodity andbusinesses are carried across border to every corner of the world and is meant to contributeto global economic growth. Unfortunately, human traffickers deliberately use this speed andconvenience for their criminal activities in smuggling their captive victims through theairports and transport on aircrafts engaging in immoral trade.
Narita International Airport Corporation, to play it’s part in delivering the Global Goals
setout in the UN’s SDGs and to be a sustainability practitioner, we pledge to collaborate with
the Ministry of Justice Tokyo Regional Immigration Services Bureau, Airport Police and theAirlines operating at Narita Airport in the aim at ending human trafficking globally. We will
carryout trainings for the airport workers to raise awareness so the people at our airport cansense, feel and act upon any signs of potential smuggling of human trafficking victims
across our airport to prevent, save and end the ordeal of the people in captive.

Scope of Collaboration① Provide Staff Training and organize Workshops• Carry-out awareness trainings for airport workers so that they are able to stay keen to be aware of
the human trafficking profile, pattern and captive victim’s signals and learn the initiatives undertakenby the Japanese government and become capable to act upon any indications, signs to assist inrescuing victims.
⇒ Seminar conducted by the Airport Police Station and IATA (1) to be scheduled soon.

② Raise Awareness• Placing leaflets in the airport premises ( such as toilets and counters will provide victims with theopportunity to ask for help and also publicizing the Anti-Trafficking Initiatives at the airport to thetravelers and general public with handouts and hopefully posters will help to curb human trafficking.
⇒ Placing Reminder leaflets and handouts⇒ Publicizing related information on the airport website, posters, etc.

③ Support Campaigns by the International Organizations.
• Collaborating with campaigns such as #eyesopen (IATA, ACI(2)) and Blue Heart (UNODC(3))• Showing campaign videos ( IATA video #eyesopen campaign, etc.)• Putting-up campaign posters, etc.
* "Human trafficking" is defined as the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring or receipt of persons, by means of thethreat or use of force or other forms of coercion, of abduction, of fraud, of deception, of the abuse of power or of a position ofvulnerability or of the giving or receiving of payments or benefits to achieve the consent of a person having control overanother person, for the purpose of exploitation. Exploitation shall include, at a minimum, the exploitation of the prostitution ofothers or other forms of sexual exploitation, forced labour or services, slavery or practices similar to slavery, servitude or theremoval of organs. (Excerpt from the Trafficking Protocol)(1) IATA: International Air Transport Association
Nations Office on Drugs and Crime(2) ACI: Airports Council International

NAA-Bldg., Narita International Airport, Narita-City, Chiba, 282-8601, Japan
URL：https://www.narita-airport.jp/en/(3) UNODC: UnitedLink : International Organization’s Activities in Anti-Human Trafficking① IATA：International Air Transport Association• IATA Activities on Anti-Human Trafficking
https://www.iata.org/Human-trafficking② ACI：Airports Council International• ACI Activities on Anti-Human Trafficking
https://aci.aero/services/member-tools-to-combat-human-and-wildlife-trafficking/human-trafficking/• ACI's "Combatting Human Trafficking Handbook (First Edition 2019)"
https://store.aci.aero/form/combatting-human-trafficking-handbook/Reference