Which directive addresses combating trafficking in persons within the DoD?

Which directive addresses combating trafficking in persons within the DoD?

• A. DODI 220001 combating trafficking in persons
• B. DODI 5525.11 criminal jurisdiction over civilians outside the United States
• C. DODI 2200.1 environmental safety
• D. DODI 2099.3 acquisitions

Answer: (A)

Combatting trafficking in persons within the DoD is addressed by a dedicated DoD Instruction that sets the policy, responsibilities, and procedures for CTIP across DoD operations and the defense supply chain. This directive is the best choice because it explicitly focuses on preventing, detecting, and responding to trafficking in persons, including how contractors and vendors must comply and how CTIP considerations are integrated into procurement and contracting. The other directives cover criminal jurisdiction, environmental safety, or general acquisitions, none of which specifically address trafficking in persons.

Combatting trafficking in persons within the DoD is addressed by a dedicated DoD Instruction that sets the policy, responsibilities, and procedures for CTIP across DoD operations and the defense supply chain. This directive is the best choice because it explicitly focuses on preventing, detecting, and responding to trafficking in persons, including how contractors and vendors must comply and how CTIP considerations are integrated into procurement and contracting. The other directives cover criminal jurisdiction, environmental safety, or general acquisitions, none of which specifically address trafficking in persons.