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    Each year there are between 300-450 reported cases of human trafficking in Canada, totaling around 1,600 cases over five years. Sexual exploitation makes up 71% of human trafficking in Canada, and the majority of victims are women. Human traffickers often target vulnerable groups like those living in poverty or without family support in order to exploit them. In one-third of cases, victims already know their trafficker as a family member, friend, or romantic partner. Official statistics are likely much lower than the actual number of cases, as much human trafficking goes unreported.

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    Each year there are between 300-450 reported cases of human trafficking in Canada, totaling around 1,600 cases over five years. Sexual exploitation makes up 71% of human trafficking in Canada, and the majority of victims are women. Human traffickers often target vulnerable groups like those living in poverty or without family support in order to exploit them. In one-third of cases, victims already know their trafficker as a family member, friend, or romantic partner. Official statistics are likely much lower than the actual number of cases, as much human trafficking goes unreported.

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    Each year there are between 300-450 reported cases of human trafficking in Canada, totaling around 1,600 cases over five years. Sexual exploitation makes up 71% of human trafficking in Canada, and the majority of victims are women. Human traffickers often target vulnerable groups like those living in poverty or without family support in order to exploit them. In one-third of cases, victims already know their trafficker as a family member, friend, or romantic partner. Official statistics are likely much lower than the actual number of cases, as much human trafficking goes unreported.

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    Civic Issues

    Human Trafficking
    in Canada

    Each year, there are somewhere


    between 300-450 cases of
    human trafficking in Canada
    alone. That is about 1,600 cases
    in five years.

    Sexual exploitation is the most


    popular version of human
    trafficking in Canada. About 71%
    of human trafficking victims are
    women, and 29% male.

    Human Trafficker generally try and


    take their victims by giving them
    support or opportunities, so the
    more popular groups they victimize
    are people living in poverty or debt,
    foster kids, mentally ill victims,
    juvenile or welfare kids, those
    homeless , or runaways.

    Many people assume that human


    traffickers don’t know their
    victims but one-third of the time
    the victim knows or is related to
    there trafficker. for example; a
    spouse, significant other, parent,
    friend, care giver, or other family
    members

    The worst part is that we don’t


    know how accurate the statistics
    are because a lot of the time
    human trafficking goes.
    Unnoticed about 4% of human
    trafficking is identified and
    about 1-2% of children are saved
    from human traffickers .

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