Although human trafficking affects every demographic, a common issue across all forms of modern slavery is the victim’s susceptibility to abuse. Universal, cultural and economic policies or practices may disrespect or discriminate against individual and groups because they are poor, are intellectual or physically disabled, or because of their genre or ethnicity. People may lack access to health and legal services due to their statue or languages barrier, and some, such as groups in circumstances of crisis and children may not can defend themselves. Traffickers exploit these difficulties. They prey on those who lack security and opportunity, coerce or deceive them to gain control, and then profit from their compelled
