Transcript 1. Introduction to Human Trafficking [Insert name]

1. Introduction to
Human Trafficking
[Insert name]
Movement or
recruitment by
Deception, coercion for
The purpose of
exploitation
Child Trafficking around the World
• In some countries parents sell
children for as little as £20 each .
• Traffickers circle natural disaster sites
looking for orphans.
• Trafficked children are forced to
become soldiers, cocoa bean
labourers, factory workers,
restaurant workers and do things
they don’t want to, like steal or work
as a house slave.
• 2 Million children are in the
commercial sex trade (UNICEF).
In 2013, 451 people under 18 were
identified as potential victims of trafficking
in the UK.
63 of them were from the UK.
Vietnam
3%
3%
3%
3%
UK
25%
4%
Albania
Nigeria
9%
Romania
China
Bangladesh 11%
Ghana
21%
Somalia
Afghanistan
18%
Top 10 Countries of Origin
Types of Trafficking
People are
trafficked for
different
reasons:
Sexual
Abuse
Forced
Labour
Forced
Marriage
Domestic
Servitude
Human
Trafficking
Benefit
Fraud
Street
Crime
Drug
Trade
Organ
Trafficking
List 3 things you have learnt in
this session
1.
2.
3.
STOP THE TRAFFIK
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Learn more at: www.stopthetraffik.org
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