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Australian airports collaborate to fight human trafficking
['Kylie Bielby', 'Web Team']
Passenger Terminal News | Airport News | UKi Media & Events
Australia’s largest airports are collaborating to raise awareness of human trafficking and exploitation, with Perth Airport joining Sydney Airport and Melbourne Airport in expanding the Can You See Me?
awareness campaign nationwide.
Led by anti-human trafficking organization A21, the campaign urges travelers to recognize and report the signs of human trafficking and modern slavery.
Human trafficking in Australia takes many forms, including trafficking, forced marriage, sexual exploitation, domestic servitude, debt bondage, forced labor, deceptive recruitment and organ trafficking.
“Any piece of information, however big or small, may help protect a person who is at risk of being exploited.”In January, US non-profit BEST launched free human trafficking awareness training.