Question

According to Bales, what are 6 stages of human trafficking?

A) Recruitment, Transportation, Exploitation, Retention, Payment, Liberation
B) Recruitment, Transportation, Exploitation, Control, Payment, Repatriation
C) Recruitment, Transportation, Exploitation, Payment, Liberation, Rehabilitation
D) Recruitment, Transportation, Exploitation, Payment, Retention, Repatriation

Answer 1

According to Bales, the six stages of human trafficking are recruitment, transportation, exploitation, control, payment, and repatriation.

Step-by-step explanation:

According to Kevin Bales, a professor of contemporary slavery, the six stages of human trafficking are:

1. Recruitment: The process of enticing or coercing individuals to become victims of trafficking.
2. Transportation: The movement of victims from their place of recruitment to the destination where they will be exploited.
3. Exploitation: The act of abusing or utilizing the victims for labor, sexual purposes, or other forms of exploitation.
4. Control: The exertion of power and control over the victims to ensure their compliance.
5. Payment: The exchange of money or other benefits between the traffickers and those involved in the trafficking process.
6. Repatriation: The return of victims to their home countries or communities, if possible.