041 Human trafficking or slavery

Human trafficking is the facilitation of movement within and across borders for the purpose of exploiting a person’s labour or services, or intimate relationship upon destination. This is typically accomplished by intimidating, coercing, or deceiving a person. Human trafficking occurs where a person organises or facilitates the movement (or proposed movement) of another person across or within a country’s borders, or receives the other person, through coercion, threat, or deception and/or for the purpose of exploitation.

• Debt bondage
• Deceptive recruitment for trafficking or slavery
• Forced labour
• Forced marriage
• Harbour a victim of trafficking
• Human trafficking for sex work
• Ill-treatment of a person under slavery conditions
• Servitude offences including domestic and/or sexual servitude
• Slavery conditions within a workplace
• Trafficking a person within a country or between countries
• Trafficking of human organs
• Other human trafficking or slavery offences

• People smuggling – coded to 1522 Migration offences