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Human Trafficking throughout the years.

  • Mar 13, 1400

    1400s

    1400s
    Human Trafficking TimelineAlthough forms of slavery existed in the 1400, the 1400s marked the start of European Slave trading in Africa with the Portuguese transporting people from Africa to Portugal and using them as slaves.
  • "White Slaves"

    "White Slaves"
    A short history of human trafficking
    "In 1904 an International Agreement for the Suppression of the “White Slave Traffic” (League of Nations 1920) was signed in Paris. The agreement aimed to ensure that women and girls are protected against criminal traffic known as the “White Slave Traffic”.
  • WW2 on Human Trafficking

    WW2 on Human Trafficking
    [Human Trafficking Timeline](http://.eden.rutgers.edu/~yongpatr/425/final/timeline.htm)
    "1932, during WW2, Japan had set up a horrifying where women all across Asia were forced into sexual slavery."
  • In India

    In India
    timeline of human trafficking
    " In 1956, India initiated the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, which persecutes the third parties involved in trafficking. These activities included running brothels, living on earnings from sex work, capturing and imprisoning people into prostitution, etc."
  • stop on human traffickng

    stop on human traffickng
    Polaris Project
    "In 2002, the Polaris Project was founded and is the leading non-profit work to stop human trafficking"
  • percentages

    percentages
    Human Trafficking
    "Child victims of human trafficking helped by IOM increased to 2,040 in 2011, up 27 per cent from 1,565 in 2008, according to new IOM data. "
  • Human Awareness Day

    Human Awareness Day
    human awareness
    "President Obama declared Jan. 11, 2011 National Human Trafficking Day"
  • Children

    Children
    unodc
    " 12 December 2012 Increase in global child trafficking gives cause for concern, says new UNODC report"
  • profit

    profit
    Human trafficking is a problem
    "In 2014, the International Labor Organization estimated that forced labor generates $150 billion in profits a year worldwide."