Combating Trafficking in Persons

Trafficking in persons consists of which of the following? (Select all that apply: Sex trafficking, Child soldiering, Labor trafficking, Shoplifting)

Any person under the age of 18 found in commercial sex is considered what?

Sex trafficking consists of which of the following?

What is one method for combating trafficking in persons?

Traffickers exploit people who are vulnerable because of which factors?

Which of the following is an appropriate action if you suspect a trafficking in persons violation? (Select all that apply)

Labor traffickers are most likely to take advantage of employees in which of the following professions? (Select all that apply: Janitorial services, Hospitality industry, Science fields, Political office)

Which of the following most likely indicates a labor trafficking situation? (a) Employees were not given contracts in their native language (b) Employees are required to work and live in the same location (c) Employees complaining about their job

How has trafficking in persons impacted the U.S. Military's mission and readiness?

Human trafficking is defined as the use of what three elements for the purpose of exploitation?

What is the DoD's policy on trafficking in persons?

What DoD Instruction establishes the DoD CTIP policy?

What activities are specifically prohibited for DoD personnel under the CTIP policy?

Involuntary servitude and debt bondage are forms of what?

What is debt bondage?

What is labor trafficking?

What are physical indicators that a person may be a trafficking victim?

What are behavioral indicators that a person may be a trafficking victim?

What are situational indicators of potential human trafficking?

How should military personnel report suspected trafficking?

What is the National Human Trafficking Hotline number?

What is the DoD Inspector General Hotline number for reporting TIP violations?

What are the consequences for military members involved in trafficking?

What anti-trafficking requirements apply to DoD contracts under FAR 52.222-50?

What is a 'compliance plan' required for DoD contractors?

What role do recruitment fees play in trafficking?

What is the difference between human trafficking and human smuggling?

What populations are most vulnerable to trafficking?

Why are military operations areas particularly vulnerable to trafficking?

What is the 'three P' framework for combating trafficking?

What federal law is the primary U.S. legislation against human trafficking?

What is the Palermo Protocol?

What is the annual Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report?

What is 'force' in the context of trafficking?

What is 'fraud' in the context of trafficking?

What is 'coercion' in the context of trafficking?

What are indicators of trafficking specific to the DoD/military environment?

What protections exist for trafficking victims under U.S. law?

What is a T-visa?

What Executive Order addresses trafficking in persons and government contracting?

How often must DoD personnel complete CTIP training?

What should a service member do if they suspect a fellow service member is involved in trafficking?

What is 'involuntary servitude'?

What is child trafficking under U.S. law?

What is the connection between commercial sex and trafficking?

How does trafficking relate to national security?

What workplace indicators suggest labor trafficking on a military installation?

Upon receiving credible information about a trafficking violation, what must a Contracting Officer do?

What role does the DoD CTIP Program Management Office play?

What are the TIP Report tier rankings?