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Human trafficking is often a modern form of slavery. Therefore, in the recent past there has been already invested a lot in the approach of this type of crime, so that many gangs are dismantled. Because the phenomenon persists is that apparently still not enough. It is important for the coming years to develop an approach to the phenomenon of trafficking in trafficking human beings effectively reduce. 
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Human trafficking is often a modern form of slavery. Therefore, in the recent past there has been already invested a lot in the approach of this type of crime, so that many gangs are dismantled. Because the phenomenon persists is that apparently still not enough. It is important for the coming years to develop an approach to the phenomenon of trafficking in trafficking human beings effectively reduce. To this end, much more will be sought cooperation with the Board. This cooperation ensures, with a mix of administrative and criminal prevention, repression that the space for the mensenhandelbranche. Every year in the Netherlands several thousand women, men and even children exploited in many ways. Under false pretenses, they accept a job. Then they work under threat of physical and mental violence. Also the working conditions are often lamentable. They are usually employed in prostitution but also in sectors such as agriculture and horticulture, catering, construction, and in the home. Victims are often saddled with high debts, sometimes even sold.

In human beings is a serious crime and a gross violation of fundamental rights. Understanding In the world means human beings the recruitment, transportation, transfer, record or housing of a person, with the use of coercion (in the broad sense) and with the aim of that person. The (intended) exploitation is the core of human beings. Exploitation may occur in the sex industry play, for example when someone involuntarily for someone else working in prostitution, but also in other economic sectors. It then goes to such poor terms and conditions of employment, that human rights are threatened. Also punishable as human trafficking is the forced recruitment, transportation etc. of another with the aim of organs from the body of that other to delete it. Forced The coercion involved in trafficking in human beings is used, may take the form of (threat of) physical violence, but also of deceit, abuse of a vulnerable position or abuse of dominance arising from the circumstances. When someone underage recruits, transports, etc. with the purpose of exploitation, there is trafficking in human beings, even if that happens without coercion. Not a determining factor is whether the cross-border trafficking or entirely within in the country takes place. Victims, victims of trafficking are mostly women, in the age of 18 to 30 years. The most common country of origin of the victims who are registered with the Comensha (formerly known as STV). Other common countries of origin are Bulgaria, Romania, Thailand,India, Poland, Eastern bloc and Nigeria. By the widening of the criminalisation of trafficking in human beings to exploitation in all economic sectors – and not just in the sex industry, the number of men among the registered victims of human trafficking is expected to increase.