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Domestic Worker

Trafficking for domestic servitude can happen in private homes. Debt bondage, coercion, exploitation, sexual assault, threats of deportation and social isolation may indicate trafficking.

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Restaurant Worker

People who are trafficked may be unlawful or hold visas entitling them to work in Australia. Signs of trafficking may include debt bondage, deception, coercion, threat and control.

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Agriculture Worker

This 30 second short film is about trafficking into agricultural work and shows how coercion, withholding of passport, non-payment of wages, and threats to report to immigration can be signs of trafficking.

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What is Slavery

What is slavery?

Slavery is defined as “the condition of a person over whom any or all of the powers attaching to the right of ownership are exercised, including where such a condition results from a debt ...

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Trafficking

What is trafficking?

Trafficking is the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring or receipt of a person for the purpose of exploiting that person through slavery, forced labour, sexual servitude ...

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Forced Labour

What is forced labour?

Whilst trafficked people are often exploited through forced labour, not everyone who experiences forced labour has been trafficked.

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Face of slavery in Australia

Read case studies that depict examples of the various types of slavery that exist in modern Australia.

 

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