Human Trafficking is a serious infringement of personal rights

It involves the exploitation of force, fraud, or coercion to abuse women for labor or commercial sexual purposes

Types of Human Trafficking

• Sex trafficking comprises the coerced involvement of people in commercial pornographic activities
• service trade comprises the manipulated participation of persons in forced services
• Child soldiering involves the coerced participation of minors in combat battles

Human exploitation is a here transnational problem that influences thousands of persons globally

Causes and Factors of Human Trafficking

The factors of human trade include financial insecurity, absence of awareness, and weak regulations and practices

Human trafficking might be prevented through education, advocacy, and assistance to individuals of human exploitation

Consequences of Human Trafficking

• Human exploitation may result in psychological harm to individuals
• It may also lead to economic exclusion and prejudice against individuals
• Human exploitation might undermine confidence in institutions and perpetuate cycles of exploitation