When fighting against human trafficking it's important to pay attention to details and be vigilant. When a situation does not look right, ask questions --be a nosy neighbor. According to CASTLA.org, there are several indicators that could help identify potential victims of human trafficking, here are a few.


General

• Live or work near work site.
• Restricted or controlled communication and transportation.
• Large number of occupants for living space.
• Lack of private space/personal possessions/financial records.
• Limited knowledge about how to get around in a community.

Physical

• Signs of torture (e.g., cigarette burns).
• Signs of malnourishment.
• Injuries from beatings or weapons.

Financial/Legal

• Someone else has possession of legal/travel documents.
• Existing debt issues.
• One attorney claiming to represent multiple undocumented clients.
• Third party who insists on interpreting.
• Did the victim sign a contract?

Labor Camp/Sweatshop

• Security intended to keep victims confined.
• Barbed wire.
• Bars on windows.
• Shopping allowed only at "company store".

Brothel

• Large amounts of cash and condoms.
• Men come and go frequently.
• Customer logbook or receipt book.

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