Most trafficking victims identified in Spain are migrant women from Latin America. “The way they tie you down is with an invisible and mental chain,” said Paula, a 35-year-old woman from the Dominican Republic and a survivor of human trafficking. On this World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, UNODC Executive Director @Monica_Juma_ calls for decisive action to end the scam business and free those trapped behind it, for the sake of our common humanity. Most Victims Are from Latin AmericaYears ago, trafficking victims in Spain came primarily from Romania and African countries. Today, however, Latin American nations are the largest source of trafficked women.