Overview
Policy responses to human trafficking are essential in the fight against this global issue. Governments and organizations implement various strategies to prevent trafficking, protect victims, and prosecute offenders. Effective policies are built on strong legal frameworks, awareness campaigns, and c...
Key Terms
Example: Victims may be forced into labor or sexual exploitation.
Example: Traffickers exploit vulnerable individuals for profit.
Example: Counseling and legal aid are forms of victim support.
Example: The Trafficking Victims Protection Act is a legal framework in the U.S.
Example: Social media campaigns can raise awareness about trafficking.
Example: Many NGOs provide support to trafficking victims.
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Discusses how migration policies can impact human trafficking rates.
advancedKey Concepts
Prevention StrategiesVictim SupportLegal FrameworksInternational Cooperation