What are some ways that people can be tricked into forced labor or sexual servitude?
What are some ways that people can be tricked into forced labor or sexual servitude?
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People can be tricked into forced labor or sexual servitude through false job offers and recruitment practices, such as misleading job ads or promising high-paying jobs that don't materialize. Many people are also trafficked by those they trust, such as family members or romantic partners. Another common tactic used by traffickers is manipulation and control: victims may be isolated from their supports networks and made to feel ashamed and afraid to speak out or escape. Victims of sex trafficking may be deceived into believing that they will receive protection, attention, and services in exchange for sex work.  In addition, some victims of labor trafficking are transported to distant worksites away from the sites where they might look for help or legal advice.
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34. Instructions: For each item below, give a numerical example of how the item is calculated: 
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The density of aluminum is 2.7 g/cm³; its molar mass is 6951 gram/mol; consequently, the formula weight (Fw) of aluminum can be calculated as Fw = M x D × VWhere M = molar mass (6951 gram/mol), D = density (209 lb/in³), V = volume(18 ft³). Therefore Fw =M x D × V=107 pound ft⁻²
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What are some ways that people can be tricked into forced labor or sexual servitude?
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People can be tricked into forced labor or sexual servitude through a range of social, economic, and psychological means. In some cases, they may be deceived with false promises of education or employment, and then subject to conditions that amount to enslavement. Fraudulent recruitment practices are also used – such as promising lucrative jobs overseas which turn out to be fictitious when migrant workers arrive in the destination country – often leading them to become victims of exploitation and modern-day slavery. Other times, individuals have their documents confiscated in order for their identity and freedom to be controlled by an employer; this allows for them being subjected to exploitative working hours or even abusive conditions similar to enslaved. Finally, traffickers may prey on people who are especially vulnerable such as those living in poverty, homeless people or drug addicts; thereby making them susceptible against performing unpaid labor under threat against themselves or members of their family.”
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