There has estimated to be over 27 million victims of trafficking worldwide, involving men, women, and children, according to Women’s Health and Education Center . Human trafficking is also known as the new modern day slavery and can be identified in two forms: sex and labor. Sex trafficking can defined as “the illegal transport of humans into another country to be exploited in a sexual manner for financial gains,” and while victims can be men, women, or children, there is a high prevalence for women and young girls. On the other hand labor trafficking can occur if a person does not have money and is in debt to someone. The individual can give up his/herself for labor or, occasionally, a child for an unspecified amount of time.
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