Identifying Potentially Trafficked Persons

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  • Is distrustful of the authorities
  • Is afraid of revealing their immigration status
  • Does not have their passport or other travel or identity documents
  • Has false identity or travel documents
  • Is found somewhere likely to be used for exploiting people, for example a drug lab
  • Is unfamiliar with the local language
  • Does not know their home or work address
  • Allows others to speak for them when addressed directly
  • Is forced to work under unhealthy or unsafe conditions
  • Is disciplined through punishment
  • Receives little or no pay
  • Works excessively long hours over long periods
  • Has no access to medical care
  • Has limited contact with their families or with people outside their immediate environment
  • Believes they are bonded by debt
  • Is in a situation of dependence
  • Comes from a place known to be a source of human trafficking

Full-privilege licence[edit]

You can take the road test for a full-privilege licence after you have had the novice licence for two years.

This information applies to British Columbia, Canada. Last reviewed for legal accuracy by People's Law School, 2014.



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