trafficking for labor exploitation

Labor trafficking involves forcing or deceiving individuals into working through threats, coercion, or manipulation, often in poor conditions, without fair pay or freedom. Traffickers may use violence, intimidation, or false promises to control victims’ actions, making them work in industries like agriculture, construction, or domestic work. Unlike typical employment, labor trafficking deprives individuals of their rights and autonomy, exploiting their vulnerability for profit. It is a serious crime that violates human rights, and victims may feel trapped, afraid to seek help due to threats or fear of deportation.