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Whether you are a member of the public or a service provider, consider the following signs to look for: | Whether you are a member of the public or a service provider, consider the following signs to look for: | ||
==Signs of Abuse and Control== | |||
The person: | The person: | ||
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* Is in a situation of dependence | * Is in a situation of dependence | ||
* Comes from a place known to be a source of human trafficking | * Comes from a place known to be a source of human trafficking | ||
==Signs that a child may be trafficked== | |||
The child: | |||
* Does not have or cannot reach a parent or guardian | |||
* Looks intimidated and does not behave like a typical child their age | |||
* Has no friends of their own age outside of work or time to play | |||
* Lives with someone not related to them and not a guardian | |||
* Does not go to school | |||
“family” or eats only left overs | |||
* Does work that is not suitable for children | |||
* Travels unaccompanied or in groups with people who are not relatives | |||
The following might also indicate that children have been trafficked: | |||
* The presence of child-sized clothing typically worn for doing manual or sex work. | |||
* Toys, beds and children’s clothing in inappropriate places such as brothels and factories. | |||
* An adult claims that they have “found” an unaccompanied child. | |||
===Full-<span class="noglossary">privilege</span> licence=== | ===Full-<span class="noglossary">privilege</span> licence=== | ||
