NES: Human Trafficking (Adults)

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1. Introduction
2. The Context and the Victims
   1. What is Human Trafficking?
   2. The Reasons for Human Trafficking
   3. The Extent of Human Trafficking
   4. The Victims - Who Are They?
   5. The Victims - Where Do They Come From?
   6. Case Study
   7. How do Traffickers Maintain Control?
   8. Summary
3. Referral
4. Human Trafficking and Health
5. Your Role in Supporting Victims
6. Support for Staff Dealing with Victims
7. Further Information and Additional Resources
8. Review of Learning Outcomes

The Reasons for Human Trafficking

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Children can be trafficked for begging, benefit fraud, illegal adoption, forced marriage, domestic servitude, sexual exploitation, etc.

Please note:

This e-learning course focuses on the adult victims of human trafficking and does not include guidance on the victims of child trafficking. Separate guidance exists on responding to children who have been trafficked.

Please refer to 'Safeguarding children in Scotland who may have been trafficked' available at:

www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2009/02/18092546/0