5 examples of human trafficking

Answer 1

1. Forced labor: Individuals are forced to work against their will, usually in dangerous or exploitative conditions, and are unable to leave due to threat of violence or other forms of coercion.

2. Sex trafficking: Victims, typically women and children, are forced or coerced into prostitution or the commercial sex industry.

3. Debt bondage: Individuals are forced to work to pay off a debt that is impossible to repay, often resulting in them being trapped in exploitative situations.

4. Child trafficking: Children are trafficked for various purposes, including sexual exploitation, forced labor, and in some cases, organ harvesting.

5. Forced marriage: Individuals, often women and girls, are forced into marriage against their will, where they may face exploitation, abuse, and servitude.