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New Approaches to Combat Human Trafficking: Mobilizing Social Participation Wendy Wei, Alibaba Group Joy Ding, Alibaba Group Aug 2, 2017 Conference of Western Attorneys General Africa Alliance Partnership Attorney General Exchange

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Reunion: Mission & Vision Why We Started Reunion? Leverage private sector solutions to advance public safety and consumer protection “Internet + Anti-Human-Trafficking” Mobilization of social participation to provide clues to help find children Our Mission: Zero Human-Trafficking in the World Make the Dream of Reunion Come True Alibaba’s Reunion participated in an anti-human-trafficking promotional event held by China’s State Council on International Children’s Day 2017

Reunion’s Law Enforcement Interface Based on DingTalk, an instant messaging app developed by Alibaba Mobile work platform Used by 6,000 anti-human-trafficking police throughout China Across 4 levels of public security (ministerial, provincial, city, county). Anti-Human Trafficking Office, Department of Public Security Reunion System on DingTalk Dept. of Security (ministerial) Beijing Office (provincial) Tianjin Office (provincial) Hebei Office (provincial) Shanxi Office (provincial) ...

Law Enforcement Interface Data Display Sample Missing Child Information Scale of Missing-Children Alerts Disseminated Law Enforcement Interface Data Display Real-time Updates of: Missing children’s identifying information: i.e. photos, height, weight, and clothing information Information given to police with parental consent Contact information of the officer in charge *The child’s face and name have been blurred to protect the identity Reunion on DingTalk Missing-Child Alerts Composition Procedure Partners 2018/5/9

Partnerships Partnered with 21 apps from 19 companies Inclusive apps voluntarily offered by other industry players, competitors, and Alibaba apps, including Dingtalk, AutoNavi (AMAP), Taobao, UCWeb as well as Alipay by Ant Financial Mobilize GPS mapping, web search, ride sharing, and social media app users to gather insights to find missing children *Trademarks of non-Alibaba Group companies participating in the Reunion program belong to their respective trademark owners

One-Year Transcript By May 14, 2017, Reunion had published 1317 pieces of information of missing children; 1274 of them were found. The success rate was 96.74%

Reunion’s Model Beyond China Based on Reunion’s model, Alibaba is working with the United Nations (UN), International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol), and others to create a system that streamlines international efforts to find women involved in cross-border human trafficking. This system is under development. It will seek to harmonize international efforts and break down language barriers in order to increase success in thwarting human trafficking. Evaluating facial recognition and voice print features.

Mobilize Social Participation Make the Dream of Reunion Come True Thank You!

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