Human Trafficking
How does it affect a person mentally/physically?
Background
Effects
- Post-Trauma Stress Disorder
- Drug Abuse
- anxiety
- depression
- "short- and long-term physical injuries, disabilities"
- High possibility of having HIV
- panic disorder
- eating disorder
Conclusion
Bibliography
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