1.1.1. Define and describe the human rights violation that you have chosen human trafficking​

Human trafficking is known to be recruitment, transporting and  trading of humans through deception, force or fraud with the purpose of exploitation for profit. In this aspect of crime, anybody can fall a victim- men, women, and children of all ages. But statistics show that children are the highest victims of human trafficking.

The victims are usually traded against their will through force, threats and coercion. Sometimes, the traffickers use fraudulent employment agencies and also gives the victims false hope of education and job opportunities to trick them.  Some of the trafficking that the victims experience are child trafficking, sex trafficking, forced labour, organ trafficking, child marriage, etc.

This is actually a violation of human rights.

Explanation:

It's true that many countries are actually fighting hard in order to arrest the crime of human trafficking. Stiffer measures should be adopted in order to duly punish the erring ones.

answer; /// the above statement is (true);