Exam 3: Human Trafficking

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Unlike traffickers, human smugglers tend to be more educated and have not previously participated in crime.

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The word "traffic" means to buy or sell.

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If a trafficked person consents but it has come through the coercive, deceptive, or abusive actions then it renders the consent meaningless.

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Supplies are typically the highest cost of producing any good or service, so producers seek to cut supply costs as much as possible.

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Men are commonly exploited for organ trafficking.

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Common exploitations of children include:

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Smuggling profits are derived from the transportation or facilitation of the illegal entry or stay of a person into another nation.

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In trafficking, profits are derived from exploitation.

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Common types of forced non-sexual labor include:

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What percentage of human trafficking is made up of domestic trafficking?

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What is the definition of the following word: -Human trafficking.

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What is the term when "individuals, groups, or states trade harmful items over international boundaries"?

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Describe the Atlantic Slave Trade.

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A key component of the Palermo Protocol definition of human trafficking is transportation.

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The garment industry is a particular example of an industry in which the exact nature of the supply chains is often a mystery to management.

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Women are commonly exploited for sexual labor.

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Trafficking is always transnational, whereas smuggling may occur transnationally, intra-nationally, or even with a local jurisdiction's borders.

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Discuss the differences between forced labor and debt bondage.

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What is NOT a factor that "pushes" potential victims toward trafficking?

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Traffickers may acquire victims in all but one of the following ways.

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