This discusses human trafficking as one of the fastest-growing criminal industries in the world, generating over $100 billion annually. It explains the unlawful act of exploiting people for forced labor or sexual purposes, often using force, coercion, or deceit. The article highlights the vulnerability of victims, who are often the poor or those seeking better opportunities. It stresses that trafficking can occur within one country or community and is a modern form of slavery. The piece calls for collective action to combat trafficking through awareness, support for survivors, and reporting suspicious activities.
