Human Trafficking is a grave violation of personal rights

It entails the use human trafficking of coercion, deception, or coercion to manipulate children for services or economic sex practices

Types of Human Trafficking

• Sex trafficking comprises the coerced participation of persons in financial sex activities
• work trafficking involves the forced involvement of people in coerced services
• children soldiering comprises the forced engagement of minors in armed wars

Human trafficking constitutes a international issue that influences hundreds of individuals worldwide

Causes and Factors of Human Trafficking

The factors of human trade include financial uncertainty, lack of knowledge, and inadequate laws and practices

Human exploitation may be reduced through awareness, lobbying, and assistance to survivors of human exploitation

Consequences of Human Trafficking

• Human trafficking might cause in psychological harm to individuals
• It might also result to social exclusion and prejudice against victims
• Human trafficking might undermine faith in organizations and worsen cycles of exploitation