Modern-Day Slavery
20-30 Million Victims!
Domestic Work
Domestic workers work within their employers’ households, cooking, cleaning, child-care, elder care, gardening and other household work. Most victims forced to be a cleaner, nanny, etc. become trafficked when they are made to stay in the house, or when they work for little or no pay, and for a very long time. The victims do not need to be foreign and trafficked from a different country, being abused and tricked can happen to anybody.
Sex Trafficking
Child Soldiers
Kids as young as seven are put to training with guns and other harmful weapons.
Labor Trafficking
Victims of labor trafficking are made to work in farms by employers using fraud and/or force.
Factories
Most victims trafficked for work in factories, are helpless desperate people in need of money. These victims can be locked into the factories by the employers for days at a time. That is the definition of abuse.