Latvia is a Tier 2 source and destination country persons trafficked for sexual exploitation and forced labour.[91] To safeguard the rights of victims of trafficking, the government of Latvia has increased the accessibility of government funded protections, such as offering victims of trafficking temporary residency in exchange for participating in the judicial process against human traffickers.[91][92] During this period of investigation, qualifying victims are offered government aid, which is 70% of the maximum amount of state compensation.[93] Victims who do not meet the qualifying criteria are referred to non-governmental organisations for aid.[91] Furthermore, victims who may have directly or indirectly participated in unlawful activity as a result of their trafficking can avoid prosecution.[91][93] Intersecting with social services and assistance laws, the Latvian government also ensures the social rehabilitation of the victims of human trafficking.[94] The Government of Latvia has also established an "anti-trafficking action plan" for 2014–2020 to strengthen the rights of victims of trafficking, and to increase awareness of the crime.[95]