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Human Trafficking (HT)

LEARNING & RESOURCES

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Rights, Safety and Dignity for Indigenous Women, Girls and Two Spirit Peoples.

Resources

Resources

If there is immediate danger or if you suspect someone is being trafficked, call 911 or contact your local police service.

Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline

If you or someone you know is in need of support or you want to report a potential case call: 1-833-900-1010

Kids Helpline

Toll Free: 1-800-667-0816

ONWA Intake for Human Trafficking

Toll Free: 1-800-667-0816

Sex Trade 101: Public Awareness and Education

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Signs of HT
Information to gather
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Some on the signs of Human Trafficking are:

  • Withdrawing or isolating from family and friends

  • Begins wearing more sexualized clothing

  • Has new clothing/jewelry that they can’t afford to buy,

  • Signs of physical abuse, such as bruising, cigarette burns or fractures

  • Seems fearful, anxious, depressed, submissive, tense, nervous or paranoid (they may avoid eye contact or seem fearful around police).

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Important information to gather if you believe that someone is being trafficked:

  • License Plate number

  • Car model/make

  • Description of person (s)

  • Location (city, address, name of establishment)

Provide this information when reporting to the police.