The document discusses laws against human trafficking in Thailand. Penalties for trafficking children range from 3 to 15 years in prison and fines, while penalties for trafficking adults range from 1 year to life in prison and fines from $50 to $1,000. Thailand provides some victim protection for foreign victims or those in the sex trade, offering food, shelter, protection and medical care, but there is no protection for males forced into the sex trade. The government has also signed anti-trafficking agreements with Cambodia and Laos.

1. Laws Against Human Trafficking

3. For trafficking children you can get anywhere from 3 to 15 years minimum and a fine.

4. For trafficking adults from 1 yr to life in prison and a fine of $50 to $1,000.

5. There is a victim protection for foreign victims or for their people who have been in the sex trade.

6. The government will provide food, shelter, protection, and medical care.

7. There is absolutely no protection for males who are forced into the sex trade.

9. The Thailand government also signed an “anti-trafficking” memorandum with Cambodia and Laos.

10. Nearly 80,000 women and children have been sold to Thailand since 1990 most coming from Burma, China's Yunan province, and Laos.

11. Thailand's annual business is over 500billion 50-60% comes from its drug trade and about 20% comes from it's sex trade.

13. Yugoslavia

14. Poland

15. Czech Republic

16. Slovak Republic

17. Burma

18. Yunan province

19. South America

21. Germany

22. European Union

23. Japan

24. Australia

25. India

26. Malaysia

27. Middle East nations,