IOM Philippines 348d ago

#ClimateMigration #EndHumanTrafficking Over 206,000 individuals globally have been victims of trafficking in persons, based on the latest data from IOM’s Counter Trafficking Data Collaborative project. Erlita, who lives in a flood-prone community in Obando, Bulacan, is aware that survivors of calamities can be highly vulnerable to illegal recruitment, or to trafficking for purposes of forced labour and exploitation. She shares some practical knowledge on how everyone can protect themselves and their loved ones from these risks.