The document addresses the urgent issue of human trafficking, highlighting that it involves 27 million people globally, with an estimated 800,000 victims annually. It emphasizes the methods traffickers use to exploit individuals, particularly women and children, often through coercion and false promises. The document calls for awareness and action, suggesting ways for individuals to contribute to the fight against trafficking.

1. What if you knew one ofWhat if you knew one of
these women?these women?
Sex Trafficking

2. It could be your daughterIt could be your daughter

3. or wife?or wife?
Sex Trafficking

4. Or mother?Or mother?
Sex Trafficking

5. Or sisterOr sister
Sex Trafficking

6. Or NeighborOr Neighbor
Sex Trafficking

7. Human Trafficking =Human Trafficking =
SlaverySlavery

8. Defined by force, fraud orDefined by force, fraud or
coercioncoercion

9. It can happen to anyoneIt can happen to anyone

10. 12 Million brought in Slave
trade

11. Today 27 Million people
trafficked

12. 800,000 victims a year world800,000 victims a year world--widewide

13. 225,000 trafficked225,000 trafficked
in South
East Asia

14. 100,000+ trafficked in USA100,000+ trafficked in USA
FBI estimates

15. 161 countries involved in
trafficking
1515

16. Why should I care?Why should I care?

17. One World, One PeopleOne World, One People

18. injusticeinjustice

19. “Injustice“Injustice
anywhere is aanywhere is a
threat to justicethreat to justicethreat to justicethreat to justice
everywhere.”everywhere.”
Martin Luther KingMartin Luther King, Jr., Jr.

20. illegalillegal

21. ““There is aThere is a
higher courthigher court
than courts ofthan courts ofthan courts ofthan courts of
justice and thatjustice and that
is the court ofis the court of
conscience.”conscience.”
MohadasMohadas GhandiGhandi

22. immoralimmoral

23. “And if anyone“And if anyone
saved a life, itsaved a life, it
would be as ifwould be as if
he saved thehe saved thehe saved thehe saved the
life of a wholelife of a whole
people”people”
(Holy Quran)(Holy Quran)

24. After drugs and guns,After drugs and guns,
trafficking is most profitabletrafficking is most profitable

25. US $32 billion annually,
worldwide.

26. How does traffickingHow does trafficking
happen?happen?

27. A case studyA case study
India and NepalIndia and Nepal

28. 270,000 child prostitutes in India270,000 child prostitutes in India

29. Recruiter gains victim’s trustRecruiter gains victim’s trust

30. Traffickers coerce youngTraffickers coerce young
women and their familieswomen and their families

31. Broker poses as boyfriendBroker poses as boyfriend

32. Or tricks into false marriageOr tricks into false marriage

33. Or Tricks into visiting a friend inOr Tricks into visiting a friend in
IndiaIndia

34. Some abductedSome abducted

35. Others sold by family membersOthers sold by family members

36. The victim could be anyone.The victim could be anyone.

37. Nepal to IndiaNepal to India
Mumbai
Chennai

38. No immigration control fromNo immigration control from
Nepal to IndiaNepal to India

39. Sold to aSold to a DalalDalal (Sex(Sex--Broker)Broker)
once they cross the Nepalionce they cross the Nepali
borderborder

40. 5,0005,000--7,000 Nepali girls7,000 Nepali girls
trafficked annually to Indiatrafficked annually to India

41. Generations of debtGenerations of debt

42. Debt bondageDebt bondage –– continues forcontinues for
generationsgenerations

43. Poverty and lack of jobPoverty and lack of job
opportunitiesopportunities

44. Lured with promises of a "good"Lured with promises of a "good"
jobjob
4444

45. Nepalese girls are prized forNepalese girls are prized for
their fair skintheir fair skin
4545

46. Transported to brothelsTransported to brothels

47. “Break in period”“Break in period”
Gang rapes/sexual violenceGang rapes/sexual violence

48. Trafficker gains power over hisTrafficker gains power over his
victimvictim

49. Physical and mental abusePhysical and mental abuse

50. Deprived of food, water, shelter,Deprived of food, water, shelter,
and access to peopleand access to people

51. Scammed and tricked intoScammed and tricked into
selling themselvesselling themselves

52. Forced to see up to 30Forced to see up to 30
clients a dayclients a day

53. 2 Million prostitutes in India2 Million prostitutes in India
60% HIV Positive60% HIV Positive

54. Girls earn the “virgin price”Girls earn the “virgin price”

55. Young body is 2Young body is 2--times moretimes more
likely for HIV contractionlikely for HIV contraction

56. Bondage = lifeBondage = life--sentencesentence

57. Aids = Death sentenceAids = Death sentence

58. "I will stay in"I will stay in
Mumbai, until IMumbai, until I
find myfind my
daughter ordaughter ordaughter ordaughter or
die.”die.”
5858

59. Traffickers make $4,000-
50,000 per person

61. How
??

62. Read
booksbooks
like

63. WatchWatch
films
like

64. Go to
globalgiving.org
Donate to a
grass-roots project
globalgiving.org
or kiva.org
grass-roots project
eg education or
micro-finance

65. Sponsor
Women for
a girl or woman
through
Women for
Women
International or
World Vision
through

66. Join
CARE Action
NetworkNetwork
at
www.can.care.org

67. Support
Muslims Combating
Trafficking
at
mct0.wordpress.com

68. Send a
donation to
organizationsorganizations
fighting
human
trafficking

69. National Human trafficking
awareness day

70. Today, do just one thing to help end
human traffickinghuman trafficking

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