Human Trafficking constitutes a serious infringement of individual rights

It entails the manipulation of force, deception, or manipulation to abuse children for services or financial here sex activities

Types of Human Trafficking

• Sex exploitation comprises the forced involvement of individuals in economic pornographic practices
• service trafficking entails the coerced participation of persons in involuntary labor
• Child combat entails the coerced participation of minors in armed battles

Human exploitation represents a international concern that affects millions of persons globally

Causes and Reasons of Human Trafficking

The factors of human trafficking include poverty instability, lack of awareness, and ineffective enforcement and practices

Human trafficking may be avoided through awareness, advocacy, and assistance to individuals of human trafficking

Consequences of Human Trafficking

• Human trade can result in emotional abuse to survivors
• It might also result to social exclusion and prejudice against individuals
• Human trafficking can undermine faith in institutions and worsen trends of abuse