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WHAT IS HUMAN TRAFFICKING?
Human Trafficking


Human Trafficking is the facilitation of irregular entry into a country where the migrant is not a national or resident. The criminals behind this highly profitable business seize the opportunity created by the need or desire of people to enter a country without legal status. Smugglers sell illegal and dangerous services to desperate people and are often part of a well-organized, multinational network.


What types of human trafficking are there?
Human trafficking is a collective term for situations in which people are forced or decepted to do things that they do not choose and that benefit others. There are different forms of human trafficking:

Here are key indicators to watch for:
Signs of Human Trafficking
Individuals are not allowed to move freely or are accompanied by someone controlling their actions.
No access to personal identification, such as ID cards or passports.
Unexplained injuries, bruises, or signs of neglect and malnutrition.
Victims may avoid eye contact, appear anxious, or seem overly submissive.
Someone else speaks for the individual or monitors their interactions.

