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    The document discusses high rates of human trafficking in several South Asian and Southeast Asian countries. It notes that women and children are being trafficked and sold into slavery globally, with victims in Pakistan primarily coming from Bangladesh and India. Trafficking involves the recruitment, transportation, and exploitation of people, especially women, and is considered a modern form of slavery that violates human rights. There are two types of trafficking - one with family consent and one without - and the document lists some international and national organizations working to combat trafficking.

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    Syeda Fizzah Z. Gardezi
    The document discusses high rates of human trafficking in several South Asian and Southeast Asian countries. It notes that women and children are being trafficked and sold into slavery globally, with victims in Pakistan primarily coming from Bangladesh and India. Trafficking involves the recruitment, transportation, and exploitation of people, especially women, and is considered a modern form of slavery that violates human rights. There are two types of trafficking - one with family consent and one without - and the document lists some international and national organizations working to combat trafficking.

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    High Rates of Trafficking:

    Is in the following countries: Nepal Bhutan Afghanistan Burma Bangladesh Pakistan Sri Lanka India

    Facts of Trafficking:

    Basma Husnain Department of Gender Studies

    Women & children are being sold Everywhere. The flesh trade is flourishing globally. In Pakistan the victims are primarily of Bangladeshi & Indian origin, ranging in age from infants to elderly women. Trafficking in women & children is a contemporary form of slavery & is a grave violation of human rights. It is an international problem, connected to political, socio-economic and gender inequities

    Women Trafficking:
    The trafficking of women is the recruitment, transportation & receipt of People for the purpose of exploitation, social, economical and sexual

    There are two types of trafficking: Soft trafficking: In which consent of women and her families is involved Hard trafficking: In which, there is no consent of girl but of her family

    Organization working against Trafficking Internationally is: Coalition Against Trafficking working over sexual exploitation Prostitution & trafficking of women & children Nationally Organization is: Layer for Human Rights & Legal Aid (LHRLA) Working for Free legal service For the Victims of Trafficking.

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