Human Trafficking constitutes a grave violation of personal rights

It comprises human trafficking the use of duress, fraud, or control to manipulate women for services or commercial sexual practices

Types of Human Trafficking

• Sex exploitation entails the manipulated participation of people in economic pornographic activities
• service trade comprises the forced engagement of individuals in coerced work
• Child combat entails the manipulated engagement of children in combat wars

Human trafficking constitutes a transnational issue that affects thousands of individuals globally

Causes and Factors of Human Trafficking

The causes of human trafficking are poverty insecurity, absence of knowledge, and inadequate laws and procedures

Human exploitation can be avoided through education, lobbying, and assistance to individuals of human exploitation

Consequences of Human Trafficking

• Human trade might cause in emotional harm to survivors
• It might also result to cultural isolation and prejudice against victims
• Human trafficking can erode confidence in authorities and exacerbate cycles of violence