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Women  are also trafficked to work in sweatshops, domestic servitude, and agricultural work

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Family members will often sell children and other family members into slavery

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Human trafficking is one of the fastest growing criminal enterprises because it holds relatively low risk with high profit potential.

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Sex traffickers use a variety of ways to “condition” their victims, including subjecting them to starvation, rape, gang rape, physical abuse, beating, confinement, threats of violence toward the victim and victim’s family, forced drug use, and shame.

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Traffickers target victims on the telephone, on the Internet, through friends, at the mall, and in after-school programs.

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Sex traffickers often recruit children because not only are children more unsuspecting and vulnerable than adults, but there is also a high market demand for young victims.

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Global warming and severe natural disasters have left millions homeless and impoverished, which has created desperate people easily exploited by human traffickers

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A human trafficker can earn 20 times what he or she paid for a girl. Provided the girl was not physically brutalized to the point of ruining her beauty, the pimp could sell her again for a greater price

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Human traffickers often use a Sudanese phrase “use a slave to catch slaves,” meaning traffickers send “broken-in girls” to recruit younger girls into the sex trade. Sex traffickers often train girls themselves, raping them and teaching them sex acts.

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There are more human slaves in the world today than ever before in history.