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The 46 pages that link to Human trafficking, each with the reason it gives.

• Organized crimeRelated: Organized groups may coordinate recruitment, transport, and exploitation across jurisdictions.

• Sexual violenceRelated: Sexual exploitation is one purpose of trafficking and may involve repeated abuse.

• Gender-based violenceRelated: Trafficking can involve gendered exploitation, including sexual exploitation and forced labor.

• Witness protectionRelated: Survivors who testify against traffickers may need protection from continued control or retaliation.

• Comfort womenRelated: Trafficking practices were among the means used to procure and transport victims.

• SlaveryRelated: Trafficking can place people in conditions comparable to slavery, though the concepts are not identical.

• Decriminalization of sex workRelated: Policy debates distinguish consensual adult sex work from trafficking and dispute how laws affect both.

• Missing personRelated: Trafficking is sometimes suspected in disappearances, though a missing-person report alone does not establish it.

• TriadsRelated: Some triad-linked networks have been implicated in trafficking, though this is not universal to triads.

• Forced labourRelated: Trafficking can lead to forced labour, though the two concepts are not identical.

• Freedom of movementRelated: Control over movement can be used to exploit people, while safe mobility can aid escape.

• Sex workers' rightsRelated: Distinguishing trafficking from consensual adult sex work is central to rights debates and policy.

• Criminalization of sex workRelated: Policy debates often distinguish trafficking from consensual adult sex work, though laws may affect both.

• Ricky MartinRelated: Martin’s foundation campaigns against trafficking, especially the exploitation of children.

• Sex tourismRelated: Some sex-tourism markets overlap with trafficking, though the concepts are not equivalent.

• FemenRelated: Anti-trafficking activism has been among the causes Femen has used its public actions to highlight.

• Missing and Murdered Indigenous WomenRelated: Trafficking risks intersect with vulnerability and disappearances, though cases must not be presumed linked without evidence.

• 2015 Rohingya refugee crisisRelated: Traffickers and smugglers exploited migrants on dangerous routes across the Bay of Bengal.

• History of prostitutionRelated: Historical debates over prostitution often turn on how trafficking and consensual adult sex work are distinguished.

• PattayaRelated: Risks of exploitation are a serious concern in tourism economies that include commercial sex.