Question 1: What is human

trafficking?
Question 1: Human trafficking is an act of trading, transferring, and
receiving people to deliver or receive money, property, or other material
benefits, except in cases for humanitarian purposes. Human trafficking
may include behaviors such as trading, forced labor, and taking body
parts.
Question 2: Why does human trafficking
happen?
The cause of human trafficking is very complicated and diverse. Some
of the main reasons include poverty, unemployment, violence, war and
the existence of international crime networks.
Question 3: What are the most common
forms of human trafficking?
• Human trafficking for children: Children are one of the main objects of
human trafficking. They are traded to work illegally or use in other
criminal activities.
• Trading of organs: This is a form of cruel and cruel human trafficking,
in which people are coerced to give organs to others.
• Human trafficking labor: People who are forced to work in extreme
conditions, often not paid worthy.
Question 4: What are the consequences of
human trafficking?
• The consequences of human trafficking are very serious and affect
both victims and society. For the victim, they are subject to
exploitation and abuse, causing physical and psychological damage.
• For society, it affects the morality, race, lifestyle, and tradition of
society. Human trafficking also affects the security and order situation
in the country.
Question 5: How do we prevent and
overcome human trafficking?
• We need to enhance education and raise the community's awareness
about human trafficking. This can be done through the organization of
educational and propaganda programs.
• We need to strengthen the prevention and sanctions of criminals,
raise the awareness of the community and protect the victims. Only
when we work together and unanimous, we can achieve this goal.