Question

Discuss three kinds of social and/or economic situations that would place one at risk of being a victim of human trafficking

Answer 1

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Various social problems can easily lead to the misfortune of being taken captive in human trafficking. We can mention, for example, people in a state of total poverty, who need money immediately. This type of person ends up engaging in dangerous, often criminal, businesses. Another type of person is one who lives in solitude and seeks to find solutions to their problems in risky business, often falling into the hands of traffickers. Finally, one last example is that of a person who has a great dream, such as being a football player or model, and ends up entering schemes to facilitate such life, ending, in the end, in the hands of human trafficking.
 
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