1. HUMAN TRAFFICKING [Insert name]

2. People Shouldn’t Be Bought & Sold People Shouldn’t Be Bought & Sold That’s us, that’s we

3. ? £2.00 Can you give an estimate for the price of this chocolate bar? Name That Price

4. £1.50 What price do you think these pencils are in a shop? ?

5. Name That Price Can you guess the price of 5 bananas? ? £1.00

6. Name That Price Could you guess the price of a phone? ? £286

7. Name That Price But can you guess the price of this…? ? What do you think somebody would pay for him?

8. The Cost of a Person It can be difficult to think of a human being as having a price tag. But there are some ways to consider our price… With thanks to DataGenetics for the material in this slide The human body’s raw elements are worth $160 1 You could consider their value by what they can do... Or you might give them a price you think somebody would pay… 2 3

9. The End of Slavery? $12,000 In the 17 th and 18 th centuries, millions of people were bought and sold in the transatlantic slave trade. Millions of people were given a price. Today, a slave from the 18 th century would be worth $12,000. Today, modern-day slavery still exists. It’s called human-trafficking.

10. What is human trafficking? Trafficking is… Human beings are still bought and sold. They are still given a price. At any one time 2.4 million people are trafficked. Trafficking is… The human trafficking industry is worth $32bn dollars There are an est. 20.9 million victims of trafficking Movement or recruitment by Deception, coercion for The purpose of exploitation

11. A Journey into Trafficking Sophie’s Story

12. GET INVOLVED Host a clothes swap at your school Deliver a postcard or write a letter to your favourite shop STOP THE TRAFFIK is an anti- human trafficking which aims to raise awareness of human trafficking. You can get involved with STOP THE TRAFFIK’s campaign actions by doing one of these things… Buy Fairtrade chocolate – and tell your friends to

13. STAYING SAFE If you want to report something anonymously you can call Crimestoppers or email Fearless – www.fearless.org Call ChildLine for anonymous support and advice. If you or someone else is scared, in danger or feels threatened: call the police.