brief presentation about human trafficking prepared bu hope for women

1. WE FIGHTS AGAINST HUMAN TRAFFICKING

2. HFW
WHO ARE WE?

3. HOW DO WE FIGHT
 PREVENTION
 INTERVENTION
 RESTORATION
 RE-INTEGRATION

4. WHO CAN BE A VICTIM
 ANYONE
 WOMEN, CHILDREN AND MEN

5. SMUGGLING VS TRAFFICKING
SMUGGLING
 MEDIA OFTEN GET THIS WRONG
 IT ILLEGALLY HELPING A PERSON CROSS
BORDERS
 AGREEMENT: PERSON AGREES WITH FULL
INFORMATION ABOUT THE JOURNEY,
DESTINATION & COSTS
 RELATIONSHIP: ENDS ONCE THE BORDER IS
CROSSED

6. TRAFFICKING
 HOW MONEY IS MADE: EXPLOITATION OF
VICTIM IN THE DESTINATION COUNTRY
 AGREEMET: VICTIM COMMONLY KIDNAPPED OR
AGREES TO TRAVEL ON FALSE INFORMATION
GIVEN
 RELATIONSHIP: IT CONTINUES IN THE
DESTINATION COUNTRY
 WHO SUFFERS: THE VICTIMS

7. CRIMES LINKED TO HT
 DOCUMENT FORGERY
 KIDNAPPING & ADBUCTION
 FRAUD
 EXTORTION
 SEXUAL ABUSE & CRIMES
 MONEY LAUNDERING
 CONTRAVENTION OF BUSINESS LICENSES

8. HOW VICTIMS ARE TRAPPED
 FALSE JOB OPPORTUNITIES
 SOCIAL MEDIA
 FAMILIES SELLING THEIR KIDS
 TRAVE AGENTS
 PROMISED BETTER REFUGEE

9. REASONS FOT HT
 SEXUAL EXPLOITATION
FORCED PROSTITUTION
PORNOGRAPHY
STRIPPING
BROTHELS
MASSAGE PARLOURS

10. REASONS FOR HT
FORCED LABOUR
FISHING
FRACTORY WORKSHOP OR SEWING FACTORYS
CONSTRUCTION
CHILD SOLDERS
MINING

11. REASONA FOR HT
 ORGAN TRAFFICKING
BLACK MARKET
ILLEGAL MEDICAL PROFESSION
ALBINISIM- SPECIAL POWERS
ORGANS USED FOR COOKING DRUGS

12. QUESTIONS