Ranking system These tiers are: Tier 1 countries whose governments fully comply with the TVPA's minimum standards. Tier 2 countries whose governments do not fully comply with all of TVPA's minimum standards, but are making significant efforts to bring themselves into compliance with those standards.

Law enforcement investigated 70 new trafficking cases in 2022, a decrease compared with 222 new investigations in 2021. These included 26 sex trafficking cases, 26 labor trafficking cases, and 18 unspecified trafficking cases. In addition, the government continued the investigation of 112 cases.

The crisis in Ukraine seemingly provided a high number of risk factors for a human trafficking crisis: pre-existing trafficking networks, massive population displacement, and large numbers of women and children travelling on their own.

The government maintained negligible efforts to prevent trafficking. The government had neither a designated lead agency to coordinate its anti-trafficking efforts nor a body to monitor its anti-trafficking activities or make periodic assessments measuring its performance. Russia did not have a NAP.