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   How are people trafficked?

   • Although some larger organised crime groups are involved, people are also trafficked by looser collaborating networks often involved in additional forms of serious criminality, including drugs and firearms trafficking. Eradicating modern slavery and human trafficking is one of our highest priorities.

   Modern slavery and human trafficking - National Crime Agency

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   What are the links between human rights and trafficking in persons?

   • The links between human rights and trafficking in persons are manifold. Human rights are universal and hence victims of trafficking are entitled to the full range of human rights, irrespective of their sex, age, race, ethnic origin, nationality, migratory status or other distinction.

   About trafficking in persons and human rights | OHCHR

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   What causes human trafficking?

   • Human trafficking is driven by a complex interplay of social, economic and political factors. Conflict and persecution, poverty and political instability, lack of access to education and jobs, migration and displacement, gender inequality and discrimination, natural disasters and climate change all create conditions that fuel human trafficking.

   8 facts you need to know about human trafficking in the 21st century

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   What is human trafficking?

   • Human trafficking manifests in many forms. UNODC's latest research shows that 38.7 per cent of victims are trafficked for sexual exploitation, which takes place on the streets, in brothels, massage centres, hotels or bars. The victims – mainly women and girls – often experience extreme violence and abuse.

   8 facts you need to know about human trafficking in the 21st century

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   Is human trafficking a global phenomenon?

   • Although human trafficking is recognized as a growing international phenomenon, one with a long history (see the story of St. Josephine Bakhita, the patron saint of Sudan and of victims of human trafficking), a uniform definition has yet to be internationally adopted.

   Human trafficking | Definition, Tactics, Statistics, Types, Examples

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   What are the different types of human trafficking?

   • The group examines all types of human trafficking, including internal trafficking and the trafficking of British nationals. Women trafficked into forced prostitution, men trafficked into forced labour - there are many forms of trafficking. Get the facts straight.

   What is human trafficking? - Anti-Slavery International

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2. www.antislavery.org › slavery-today › human-traffickingWhat is human trafficking? - Anti-Slavery International

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   How do people get trafficked? There are many things that can lead to a person being trafficked. They might have been kidnapped or coerced by someone; they may have been trying to escape abuse or poverty; or they could simply have been trying to improve their lives and support their families.

   • Forced Labour

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     In many cases, people who experience debt bondage work far...

3. nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk › what-we-do › crimeModern slavery and human trafficking - National Crime Agency

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   Eradicating modern slavery and human trafficking is one of our highest priorities. We work with partners in the UK and around the world to pursue offenders, safeguard victims and to prevent...

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5. www.unodc.org › unodc › frontpage8 facts you need to know about human trafficking in the 21st ...

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   To shed light on this pervasive issue, here are eight key facts about human trafficking in the 21st century that help to better understand why this crime occurs, how victims are recruited and exploited, and the links between human trafficking and migration, climate change or conflict.

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Human_traffickingHuman trafficking - Wikipedia

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   Human trafficking is the trade of humans for the purpose of forced labour, sexual slavery, or commercial sexual exploitation. [1] Human trafficking can occur within a country or trans-nationally. It is distinct from people smuggling, which is characterized by the consent of the person being smuggled.

7. www.met.police.uk › ms › human-traffickingHuman trafficking - Metropolitan Police

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   • Types of Human Trafficking
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   The most common types of trafficking are: 1. sex trafficking: working as prostitutes, in pornography, phone sex lines, internet chat rooms, escort agencies 2. forced labour: working for low pay, or no pay, in poor conditions with threats of punishment 3. servants: working at their employer's home for low pay, or no pay, where they're often abused a...

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   Young people are tricked into travelling to the UK by thinking they'll go to school or get jobs here. When they arrive, they find out they've been lied to and are made to work in restaurants, steal or help with chores. They're also not allowed to go to school. Sometimes they're forced to work in the sex industry.

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   Trafficking is a hidden crime, but there are signs that could mean a person has been trafficked. Find out about the signs on our Modern slaverypage. More information on human trafficking is available on the National Crime Agency website.

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8. www.britannica.com › topic › human-traffickingHuman trafficking | Definition, Tactics, Statistics, Types ...

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   3 days ago · human trafficking, form of modern-day slavery involving the illegal transport of individuals by force or deception for the purpose of labour, sexual exploitation, or activities in which others benefit financially. Human trafficking is a global problem affecting people of all ages.

9. www.ohchr.org › en › trafficking-in-personsAbout trafficking in persons and human rights | OHCHR

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   The links between human rights and trafficking in persons are manifold. Human rights are universal and hence victims of trafficking are entitled to the full range of human rights, irrespective of their sex, age, race, ethnic origin, nationality, migratory status or other distinction.