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Trafficking
laws
of
the
U.S
(traffickingresourcecenter.org, 2016) where the usual victims are:
1. Children under the age of 18 induced into commercial sex
2. Adults (age 18 or over) induced into commercial sex through force, fraud,
or coercion
3. Children and adults induced to perform labor or services through force,
fraud, or coercion
But in a global scale, victims of Human Trafficking ranges from adults and
minors may it be in urban, suburban or rural portions of a country, making it
hard to classify or discern a specific profile for trafficking victims. Also
victims of human trafficking have diverse socio economic and educational
backgrounds and may be either documented or undocumented. Most human
trafficking methods are curtailed in different ways, using effective means of
trafficking such as fraudulent recruitment where the victim is promised of a
good working opportunity overseas or through manipulation and abduction.
Certain vulnerabilities are also targeted by these organized crime groups
where most of the victims come from the third world countries, specifically
persons from the marginalized sector or the poorest of the poor of the
society, comprising majorly of young women and children who are either
forced into labor or prostitution and other inhumane activities at the mercy
of these traffickers and organized crime groups.