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Real-life examples of the lies traffickers tell and action to prevent trafficking
2015
Human trafficking is never far away from us. People all over the world find themselves in jobs where they are not treated or paid fairly, and are not free to leave.
This edition of Footsteps includes a number of stories from people who have experienced human trafficking, featured alongside case studies from organisations that are taking action to prevent it happening. It also includes a tool that you can use to explain to others some of the lies traffickers tell.
Human trafficking is the transporting or abduction of people for the purposes of exploitation, using coercion, fraud or deception
Amran's son embarked on a journey to Europe, trying to find a better life, but he fell prey to traffickers
The Born to Fly Project is a child trafficking prevention programme that educates children and their parents about the dangers of child trafficking
Poverty is the main cause of human trafficking in Cambodia
Communicating through pictures is an effective way to raise awareness about the lies which traffickers use to trick people
A campaign to raise awareness of sex trafficking during the 2014 Fifa World Cup
The Bible was written thousands of years ago but it has much to say about what we might see as a modern problem: human trafficking
Many of the problems we address in advocacy work arise because of abuse of power
Footsteps had the privilege of interviewing a woman who had been trafficked from Kampala with false promises of work in Asia
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