Modern-day slavery affects millions of people around the world, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) said.
Its initiative aims to raise awareness of trafficking both among potential victims and those who buy services or products that rely on slave labor.
The move comes as the UK marks 200 years since its abolition of slavery.
The campaign, entitled The Global Initiative to Fight Human Trafficking, brings together a raft of UN agencies and NGOs.
At the launch in London, UNODC Executive Director Antonio Costa said that the types of exploitation varied from place to place.
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