Justice and legal in Halifax, Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia Human Trafficking Team
Halifax
In short
Human trafficking is a criminal offence that involves controlling, forcing, intimidating, or deceiving a person of any age in order to exploit them through various forms of sexual exploitation or forced labour.
- Where
- Halifax
- How to reach
- (902) 449-2425 · Website
- Last verified
- , by HelpSeeker
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About this organization
Human trafficking is a criminal offence that involves controlling, forcing, intimidating, or deceiving a person of any age in order to exploit them through various forms of sexual exploitation or forced labour. Human trafficking does not necessarily require physical movement.
Pimps arent always men, and sex workers arent always women. Both pimps and sex workers can be anyone: men, women, youths, members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) community, etc. Not all sex workers are victims of human trafficking.
Human trafficking and sexual exploitation can happen in communities of all sizes.
Human trafficking is happening in our community and it could happen to someone you know.
You can help prevent human trafficking by:
- being informed about the issue
- knowing the signs of human trafficking and sexual exploitation
- contacting police at 902-490-5020 if someone you know is being trafficked
How do I get in touch?
Call (902) 449-2425, or use the website.
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