Human Trafficking Can Be Hard to See

In this modern-day form of slavery, traffickers can maintain control over a victim in many different ways. It might be physical or psychological, through manipulation, threats, and the abuse of trust and power.


Victims may be trafficked by someone they know: a former or current partner, family member, friend, co-worker, or boss. 


Better understanding the facts about human trafficking, who is at risk, how traffickers recruit and exploit victims, and what signs to look for is a major step in helping to fight this widespread and often invisible crime.


Learn more about the Facts and Myths of human trafficking.

Resources

CAN YOU SEE ME?

A global awareness campaign. Can You See Me? takes real trafficking scenarios, depicted by actors, to provide examples of what trafficking may look like.

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