1. Human Trafficking - Selling Human Beings
... most vulnerable. This results in "lack of legal status and protection from the government, language barriers, limited employment options, poverty and immigration-related debts, and social isolation" (www.polarisproject.com). The majority of the victims are smuggled by traffickers of similar ethnic background. Unfortunately, traffickers use these victims' weaknesses to their advantage. They know that the children, women, and ... not trained to handle these reports, and no justice is being done to those who are trafficked. This is why traffickers are able to repeat their actions without a...
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