3. Red Flag Indicators of Labor Trafficking

The indicators of labor trafficking may not be the settings themselves but, rather, may be evident through the conditions and circumstances observed in the victim. This video highlights several common red flag indicators of labor trafficking to strengthen victim identification and rescue.
Audience: Law Enforcement, Prosecutors, Businesses, Communities

[@pardist]

Even just talking about this to a stranger is traumatizing that it leads me to nightmares. I just feel horrified and in a way I tried to forget. When you are in any job you learn something; in labor trafficking places you teach but get nothing back from it. Sadly the involvement of others is so great that eventually people get their hands so dirty they don't want to accept it. And yes it is true some traffickers homewreck but it is just to isolate their victims and perpetrate that cycle. Anyway all the money they have stolen from the victim's wages is what they will share with others. They have large support networks. Everyone supports them. But the sad thing is exactly that.

[@brendaann727]

You've got some of them pegged alright. Some are seeming upstanding members of thier comunities. If you told people about it, they may not even believe you because of this. But that should not deter the person who needs to get free from it all. God says, "If you can be made free, choose it rather.." Your life is worth it. If you stay, you can get so beaten down you can become weak. And then you will have trouble helping yourself, or anyone else for that matter. 😢

[@Wqer44]

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[@Kixem.LjChmom]

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