It involves the manipulation of coercion, trickery, or manipulation to abuse women for services or commercial pornographic purposes
Types of Human Trafficking
- sexual trade involves the coerced participation of people in economic sexual acts
- service trade involves the manipulated involvement of people in forced services
- children warfare involves the forced engagement of juveniles in armed conflicts
Human trade constitutes a transnational concern that influences hundreds of persons worldwide
Causes and Contributors of Human Trafficking
The causes of human exploitation are financial uncertainty, lack of education, human trafficking and ineffective laws and procedures
Human trafficking can be avoided through education, activism, and assistance to individuals of human trafficking
Consequences of Human Trafficking
- Human trade might lead in physical abuse to survivors
- It can also lead to economic exclusion and stigma against individuals
- Human exploitation can undermine trust in authorities and exacerbate cycles of abuse