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Dr. Katrina Lantos Swett
President, Lantos Foundation for Human Rights and Justice
The heroic organization VAT has published a landmark work, Voices Against Trafficking: the Strength of Many Voices Speaking as One. This searing publication tells the harrowing story of the criminal global human trafficking industry through the voices of both victims and rescuers. It is a painful story—one that is hard to hear—but as our hearts are touched by the narratives of those who have endured and fought against this evil, our moral conscience will be awakened to act. We are each called to be our brothers’ and sisters’ keepers and this powerful book will remind us of that duty.
Voices Against Trafficking™
The new book will create greater awareness about human trafficking worldwide. This multi-billion dollar transnational criminal industry affects the most vulnerable among us in every community regardless of race, gender, religion, culture or socioeconomic status.
We need your voice.
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Human trafficking is is believed to be the third most lucrative form of crime after drugs and arms trafficking.
Each year, it generates several victims, most of them are women and children, which is very disturbing.This phenomenon went unrecognized for many years, due to lack of awareness, but it has emerged strongly in recent times, thanks to the institutional actions carried out by institutions and international humanitarian aid organizations.The term “human trafficking” has been used to deal with a wide range of crimes and human rights violations associated with the recruitment, displacement and sale of people in conditions of “exploitation” or “slavery”.
People were deceived or coerced into a myriad of different forms of involuntary servitude, from begging for domestic service, from agricultural work to prostitution.
So they take advantage of people’s dreams and impact them for their own benefit.
Going up to promising sums of money or benefits that lead the victim to cooperate.
The European Court of Human Rights observes that trafficking in human beings on a global scale has grown significantly in recent years.
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