United Nations defines human trafficking as the Act that involves the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring or receiving a person through the use of force, coercion or other means, to exploit their ', and crimes against humanity. Human trafficking consists of three elements; Law (what should be done, such as the recruitment, transportation, transfer, or receipt of persons), which means (how this is done, as is the threat or use of force, coercion, abduction, fraud, deception, abuse of power or vulnerability or provide payment or benefits to control victims) and purpose (why it is done, for example, to the exploitation of the prostitution of others exploiting that include, sexual exploitation, forced labour, slavery or similar practices …show more content…
According to the calculations of the Walk Free a non-profit Australia Foundation, 14 million of these modern slaves being held in India.Trade in sex slaves is a century old, but the modern incarnation began in India under the United Kingdom. When the British troops and the clerk started showing high rates of syphilis, colonial administrator of 19th-century passed Cantonment Act and laws of infectious diseases, and create areas that are set up for traded sex for British troops. Women India brought to the area and regularly submitted to the health check-up. This woman is not allowed to marry or have any other professions. This time the treatment of slavery for what it is: another form of …show more content…
According to United Nations India is in the list of countries that failed to against human trafficking issues. The main targets are people that have a lack of job opportunities, have been experiencing social discrimination, mentally abused, live in a poor family that caught in debt bondages so their parent sell their children to reduce the burden. The traffickers take advantage by offering and promise them to get a better life, have a new job as a housekeeper, film or in factories. The traffickers offer them money to fulfill their needs, travel invitations and promise of being