The United States has removed Cabo Verde from its list of countries with “very significant” levels of human trafficking. While Brazil remains on the “watch list” due to ongoing risks, the US acknowledged “significant efforts” made by Cabo Verde to combat human trafficking. This decision reflects positive changes in Cabo Verde’s policies and enforcement related to trafficking in persons. The US report highlights Cabo Verde’s commitment to addressing this issue and increasing victim protection. This removal signifies a notable improvement in Cabo Verde’s standing regarding human rights and international cooperation. The US continues to monitor the situation globally, and other nations remain under scrutiny for human trafficking concerns. This positive step acknowledges Cabo Verde’s progress in fighting this global crime.