https://www.facebook.com/glorious.hanson.3/videos/1016114660503514/?app=fbl

Human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery where individuals are exploited and forced into labor, sex work, or other forms of servitude. It involves:

Key Elements:

1. Recruitment: Traffickers lure victims through deception, coercion, or force.
2. Transportation: Victims are moved to new locations, often across borders.
3. Exploitation: Victims are subjected to forced labor, sex work, or other forms of exploitation.

Types of Human Trafficking:

1. Sex Trafficking: Forced prostitution, sex work, or exploitation.
2. Labor Trafficking: Forced labor, domestic servitude, or exploitation in industries.
3. Child Trafficking: Recruitment, transportation, or exploitation of children.
4. Organ Trafficking: Forced removal and sale of organs.

Indicators of Human Trafficking:

1. Unusual or unexplained behavior
2. Fear, anxiety, or intimidation
3. Lack of freedom or control
4. Poor living conditions
5. Injuries or signs of abuse

Who is Affected:

1. Women and girls (disproportionately affected)
2. Children
3. Men and boys
4. Migrants and refugees
5. Vulnerable populations (e.g., those in poverty, marginalized communities)

Consequences:

1. Physical harm and abuse
2. Emotional trauma and psychological distress
3. Loss of autonomy and freedom
4. Risk of disease and health problems
5. Stigma and social isolation