Training

(a)The government of Guam shall provide mandatory training for law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, and other relevant officials in addressing trafficking in persons.

(b)Such training shall focus on:

(1)the new crimes and other provisions created by this article;

(2)methods used in identifying U.S. citizen and foreign national victims of trafficking in persons, including preliminary interview techniques and appropriate questioning methods;

(3)methods for prosecuting traffickers;

(4)methods of increasing effective collaboration with non-governmental organizations and other relevant social service organizations in the course of investigating and prosecuting a trafficking case;

(5)methods for protecting the rights of victims, taking into account the need to consider human rights and special needs of women and minors victims, and that victims should be treated as victims rather than criminals; and

(6)methods for promoting the safety of victims.

(c)The government of Guam shall seek the input and participation of appropriate non-governmental organizations and COL 6/21/2023 CH. 26 HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND CRIMINAL EXPLOITATION other relevant organizations in the preparation and presentation of training called for in this subsection.