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1 Developing an Airport Program to Address Human Trafficking: A Guide Background Over the last several decades, human trafficking has emerged as a critical public concern, with tens of millions of global victims. Labor and sex trafficking are the broadest categories that fall under the term human trafficking, but there are more specific types of exploitation that may occur, including forced marriage, early marriage, sex tourism, bonded labor, domestic servitude, forced begging, and forced criminality.
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2 Developing an Airport Program to Address Human Trafficking: A Guide Audience The primary audience for the guide is staff at U.S. airports who are responsible for implementing practices to address human trafficking.
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Summary 3 Methodology All materials were developed as part of ACRP Project 04-24, "Guidelines to Develop an Anti-Human Trafficking Action Plan for Airports." The structure, organization, content, and terminology in each part of the guide are informed by research primarily conducted between July 2020 and July 2021. This research included a comprehensive resource review and extensive stakeholder engagement, including: (1)
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