Define human trafficking and discribe the human rights violation of human trafficking
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Human trafficking involves recruitment, harbouring or transporting people into a situation where they are exploited through the use of violence and deception. It is modern-day slavery where people are forced to work, sell their bodies to sex, beg,etc. against their will.
Human trafficking violates the human rights such as freedom of life, movement, security and liberty. It makes people degrade themselves to a point of suicide. People feel worthless and exploited after such a horrendous event.
Human Trafficking can be termed as forced labor in trade which is one of the criminal offences and also a slavery in the present era.
The ideologies of human trafficking are:
1. Exploitation.
2. Slavery.
3. Consent.
4. Trans-nationality.
Violence, threats, and force are the main core of human trafficking where human is forced to labor at their unwillingness under any circumstances which is now being taken care by the government authorities by imposing strict rules against the act and promotion of human rights.