With this report we aim to increase awareness of the importance of compensation for victims of human trafficking. The assumption that human trafficking is sufficiently addressed by prosecuting perpetrators and imposing fines on employers for illegal employment does not do justice to the victim’s interests. We particularly aim to convince agencies and individuals who assist or represent victims of the importance of compensation. We hope that describing the possibilities for obtaining compensation and the hurdles to be overcome will lead to these possibilities being used more frequentely and with greater success.