This document discusses human trafficking and the organization's efforts to fight it. It describes how the organization works to prevent trafficking through intervention, restoration, and reintegration. Anyone can be a victim, including women, children, and men. It explains the differences between human smuggling and trafficking, noting that trafficking involves ongoing exploitation of victims. Various crimes are linked to trafficking, and victims are often trapped through false promises or selling by families. Forced labor, sexual exploitation, and organ trafficking are some of the reasons cited for human trafficking.

1. WE FIGHTS AGAINST HUMAN TRAFFICKING

2. HFW
WHO ARE WE?

3. HOW DO WE FIGHT
 PREVENTION
 INTERVENTION
 RESTORATION
 RE-INTEGRATION

4. WHO CAN BE A VICTIM
 ANYONE
 WOMEN, CHILDREN AND MEN

5. SMUGGLING VS TRAFFICKING
SMUGGLING
 MEDIA OFTEN GET THIS WRONG
 IT ILLEGALLY HELPING A PERSON CROSS
BORDERS
 AGREEMENT: PERSON AGREES WITH FULL
INFORMATION ABOUT THE JOURNEY,
DESTINATION & COSTS
 RELATIONSHIP: ENDS ONCE THE BORDER IS
CROSSED

6. TRAFFICKING
 HOW MONEY IS MADE: EXPLOITATION OF
VICTIM IN THE DESTINATION COUNTRY
 AGREEMET: VICTIM COMMONLY KIDNAPPED OR
AGREES TO TRAVEL ON FALSE INFORMATION
GIVEN
 RELATIONSHIP: IT CONTINUES IN THE
DESTINATION COUNTRY
 WHO SUFFERS: THE VICTIMS

7. CRIMES LINKED TO HT
 DOCUMENT FORGERY
 KIDNAPPING & ADBUCTION
 FRAUD
 EXTORTION
 SEXUAL ABUSE & CRIMES
 MONEY LAUNDERING
 CONTRAVENTION OF BUSINESS LICENSES

8. HOW VICTIMS ARE TRAPPED
 FALSE JOB OPPORTUNITIES
 SOCIAL MEDIA
 FAMILIES SELLING THEIR KIDS
 TRAVE AGENTS
 PROMISED BETTER REFUGEE

9. REASONS FOT HT
 SEXUAL EXPLOITATION
FORCED PROSTITUTION
PORNOGRAPHY
STRIPPING
BROTHELS
MASSAGE PARLOURS

10. REASONS FOR HT
FORCED LABOUR
FISHING
FRACTORY WORKSHOP OR SEWING FACTORYS
CONSTRUCTION
CHILD SOLDERS
MINING

11. REASONA FOR HT
 ORGAN TRAFFICKING
BLACK MARKET
ILLEGAL MEDICAL PROFESSION
ALBINISIM- SPECIAL POWERS
ORGANS USED FOR COOKING DRUGS

12. QUESTIONS