Human Trafficking is a serious violation of human rights

It comprises the manipulation of force, human trafficking fraud, or coercion to exploit children for labor or economic sex purposes

Types of Human Trafficking

• pornographic trade involves the manipulated participation of people in economic sexual acts
• service trafficking involves the forced participation of persons in involuntary work
• juvenile combat involves the manipulated engagement of juveniles in armed wars

Human exploitation represents a international problem that impacts thousands of people internationally

Causes and Reasons of Human Trafficking

The factors of human trade include economic uncertainty, absence of education, and ineffective enforcement and policies

Human trade may be avoided through knowledge, activism, and assistance to individuals of human exploitation

Consequences of Human Trafficking

• Human exploitation may cause in psychological harm to individuals
• It may also lead to social marginalization and prejudice against victims
• Human trade might erode confidence in organizations and exacerbate cycles of violence