Human Trafficking Prevention Methods
Words: 1039 Pages: 3 6744Defined as the illegal transport of people for exploitation, human trafficking epitomizes one of humanity's greatest violations. This horrific crime represents a $32 billion-a-year industry, with an alarming 300,000 Americans under the age of 18 being lured into the commercial sex trade annually. To combat this, society must educate itself on recognizing the signs of a trafficked victim, undergo training on how to assist victims, trace the origins and production methods of consumer products, understand the various types of trafficking, […]