It involves the use of coercion, deception, or control to exploit women for services or commercial sexual purposes
Types of Human Trafficking
- Sex exploitation comprises the manipulated involvement of people in economic pornographic activities
- service exploitation involves the manipulated participation of persons in involuntary work
- juvenile warfare entails the forced engagement of children in combat conflicts
Human exploitation represents a transnational problem that affects hundreds human trafficking of people globally
Causes and Reasons of Human Trafficking
The factors of human exploitation comprise economic insecurity, lack of awareness, and inadequate laws and practices
Human trade may be reduced through education, advocacy, and aid to victims of human trafficking
Consequences of Human Trafficking
- Human exploitation might result in physical trauma to victims
- It can also cause to social exclusion and stigma against survivors
- Human trade might erode confidence in authorities and worsen trends of violence