Exploitation of people living in poverty including people-trafficking
I can explain what people trafficking is, how victims are exploited, and responses to it.
Exploitation of people living in poverty including people-trafficking
I can explain what people trafficking is, how victims are exploited, and responses to it.
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Key learning points
- People trafficking is an illegal trade that exploits and abuses vulnerable individuals for profit.
- Victims, often tricked or threatened, are trapped in harsh conditions without rights or freedom.
- People trafficking is an illegal trade that exploits and abuses vulnerable individuals for profit.
- Christian teachings stress human dignity, justice, and helping the vulnerable.
- Groups like the Salvation Army provide safe houses, legal aid, and campaign for stronger laws.
Keywords
Exploitation - the unfair treatment or use of individuals or groups, often for profit, by taking advantage of their vulnerability, limited resources, or lack of power
People trafficking - illegal transport of people from one country or area to another, often resulting in forced labour or sexual exploitation
Salvation Army - a Protestant Christian denomination and charity
Common misconception
People choose to be trafficked or can easily escape if they want to.
Victims of trafficking are often deceived or forced, making escape difficult. Threats, debt, and lack of support trap them, requiring awareness and action to help.
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