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Stop Human Trafficking

Jun 25, 2024 | Notices

  1. Elements of Human Trafficking [Acts, Means and Purpose]
ACTSMEANSPURPOSE
– Organizing the travel arrangements (local or overseas).
– Removal of passport, travel or identity documents or travel tickets.
– Facilitating the logistical arrangement.
– Receiving with the knowledge the person will be subjected to any type of exploitation.
– Stopping or obstructing a person from having access to or using a telephone or any other means of telecommunication available and or privately.
– Stopping or obstructing a person from leaving a premises or leaving premises unaccompanied.
– Deceptive recruiting
– Use of force
– Deceiving
– Threat
– Coercion
– Bribery
– Under duress
– Fraud
– Abduction
– Taking advantage of vulnerability
– Abuse of power or leadership – – False promises
– Sexual exploitation
– Slavery
Labour exploitation
– Debt bondage – Forced begging.
– Prostitution Child pornography
– Forced marriage.
– Child exploitation    
  1. How to Identify Human Trafficking Victims
  2. They are subjected to violence or threats against themselves or against their family members and loved ones.
  3. They have no access to or control over their salaries.
  4. They show signs of their movements being controlled.
  5. They show fear, anxiety, distress, or nervousness.
  6. They are threatened with reporting to immigration authorities or threatened with deportation.
  7. scared of revealing their immigration status.
  8. removal of their passports/ travel documents/ identity documents.
  9. allow others to speak for them when addressed directly.
  10. Forced to live or work under inhumane/degrading conditions.
  11. travel costs were paid by facilitators, which they must payback by working or providing services.
  12. work excessively long hours and days with no day offs and little compensation resulting in non-compliance to labour laws.
  13. have acted based on false promises.
  14. Non-fulfilment of contract.
  1. Emergency contact
Safety and SecurityChild Protection ServicesFiji Immigration Department
Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration Case Management Coordinator   Manager Security 930419124/7 Child Protection Helpline (Toll Free)   1325Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration Liaison Officer   Manager Policy – 9905066
Fiji Police Force   Central Division
8950751/9905574  
Northern Division 9904902/9905808  
Western Division 9905948/9906881  
Southern Division 9905614/9905811
Eastern Division 8991113/9906798
Department of Children (24hr) Northern Division Principal Welfare Officer 9980331 Senior Welfare Officer 9906187  
Western Division Principal Welfare Officer 9980332   Northern West Division Senior Welfare Officer 9980332  
Southern West Division Senior Welfare Officer 99004179  
Southern Eastern Division Senior Welfare Officer 9980322
Suva 3312622  
Nadi 6722263
Immigration Manager West – 9986694  
Lautoka 6661706 Immigration Office Lautoka – 9906830  
Nausori 9905063  
Labasa 8800520