Human Trafficking represents a grave infringement of human liberties

It entails the exploitation of force, deception, or control to manipulate men for work or commercial sex activities

Types of Human Trafficking

• Sex trade involves the coerced participation of persons in financial sex practices
• Labor exploitation comprises the manipulated participation of persons in coerced work
• Child soldiering entails the coerced involvement of children in armed battles

Human trade represents a global issue human trafficking that influences thousands of persons worldwide

Causes and Reasons of Human Trafficking

The causes of human trafficking comprise poverty insecurity, lack of knowledge, and weak laws and procedures

Human trafficking may be reduced through education, advocacy, and assistance to survivors of human trafficking

Consequences of Human Trafficking

• Human exploitation can result in physical abuse to individuals
• It may also result to economic exclusion and discrimination against survivors
• Human trafficking may weaken confidence in institutions and worsen patterns of exploitation