2. What is Human Trafficking?

3. ? Q1: What is human trafficking? A: Smuggling people illegally for money into different countries B: The illegal trade of human beings for exploitation C: Moving people over borders for employment purposes

4. A: Smuggling people illegally for money into different countries B: The illegal trade of human beings for exploitation C: Moving people over borders for employment purposes Q1: What is human trafficking?

5. Movement or recruitment by Deception, coercion for The purpose of exploitation

6. ? Q2: Where does human trafficking take place? A: Only in poor countriesB: In other countries, not including the UK C: In most countries, including the UK

7. Q2: Where does human trafficking take place? A: Only in poor countriesB: Only in other countries, not including the UK C: In most countries, including the UK

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9. ? Q3: Put in order of most profitable illegal trades? A: 1. Drugs Trade 2. Human Trafficking 3. Guns and Weapons Trade B: 1. Guns and Weapons Trade 2. Drugs Trade 3. Human Trafficking C: 1. Human Trafficking 2. Guns and Weapons Trade 3. Drugs Trade

10. Q3: Put in order of most profitable illegal trades? A: 1. Drugs Trade 2. Human Trafficking 3. Guns and Arms Trade B: 1. Guns and Arms Trade 2. Drugs Trade 3. Human Trafficking C: 1. Human Trafficking 2. Guns and Arms Trade 3. Drugs Trade

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12. ? Q4: How many children are potentially trafficked into the UK? A: One per week B: Fifteen per week C: Ten per week

13. Q4: How many children are potentially trafficked into the UK? A: One per week B: Fifteen per week C: Ten per week

14. UNICEF UNICEF estimates that 1.2 million children are trafficked every year

15. ? Q5: Human trafficking occurs A: In legitimate and illegal businesses B: Only in illegal and secret trades C: Only in small businesses

16. Q5: Human Trafficking occurs A: In legal and illegal businesses B: Only in illegal and secret trades C: Only in small businesses

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18. ? Q6: What element of human trafficking does not need to be present in child trafficking? A: Exploitation B: Deception and coercion C: Movement and recruitment

19. Q6: What element of human trafficking does not need to be present in child trafficking? A: Exploitation B: Deception and coercion C: Movement and recruitment

20. Movement for The purpose of exploitation A definition of human trafficking children © STOPTHETRAFFIK

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22. Into..  Sex Industry  Forced labour  Begging/crime  Cannabis farming  Domestic Servitude  Forced Marriage  Organ Harvesting

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25. HOPE

26. What You Can Do

27. If you want to report something anonymously you can call Crimestoppers or email Fearless www.fearless.org 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 Help and Advice: