Human Trafficking is a trade that uses an organized system to recruit, transport, transfer, harbor, broker, take asylum or other concealed activities to rape, coerce, intimidate, drug, hypnotize, defraud, financially restrict or other forceful methods to sexually exploit, enslave individuals or harvest human organs. If you have encountered the following activities, you may be subjected to human trafficking:
- In violation of Employment Services Law Section 45, the illegal brokerage of foreign nationals for others.
- In violation of Employment Services Law Section 57 Article 1, the employment of a foreign national who has not been qualified to work, whose permit has expired, or who is employed by another employer.
- In violation of Employment Services Law Section 57 Article 2, the petitioning of foreign nationals not for the petitioner employer but for someone else.
- In violation of Employment Services Law Section 57 Article 3 and 4, the employment of foreign nationals for purposes outside the scope of the work permit or unauthorized changes to the workplace.
- Human Trafficking Prevention Hotlie:(02)2388-3095, "1955 Consultation and Complaint Hotline for Workers " and 110 report hotline.