Learning Objectives

What is Trafficking in Human Beings: At the end of this module, you will able to:
- Explain what human trafficking is and how it is defined in international law;
- Indicate what countries, economic sectors and industries are affected by human trafficking;
- Identify why human trafficking occurs;
- Recognize who is most at risk of becoming a victim of human trafficking and what can be done

Trafficking in Human Beings: Victims and Perpetrators: At the end of this module, you will be able to:
- Explain why it is important to identify victims;
- Indicate what be done for prevention;
- Explain how victims of human trafficking can be protected;
- Describe the background of trafficking victims and explain stereotyped of trafficking in women;
- Define what is child trafficking and explain the purpose of child trafficking;
- Define the difference between traffickers and perpetrators and identify them;
- Explain how they work;
- Identify victims of trafficking and explain how trafficked victims can be best supported;
- Know the special; need of trafficked children.

NATO Policy on Combating Trafficking in Human Beings: At the end of this module, you will able to:
- Describe the NATO policy of combating trafficking in human beings;
- Explain what zero-tolerance policy means;
- Know why NATO has a zero-tolerance policy;
- Describe the general principles of the NATO policy;
- Explain the implementing guidelines;
- Describe the general principles of the NATO guidelines;
- Explain the principles and standards of behaviour;

Impact of Trafficking in Human Beings on NATO-led Operations: At the end of this module, you will able to:
- Describe key characteristics of organized crime;
- Identify the sources of funds of organized crime;
- Explain the security challenges;
- Describe impact on mission security;
- Identify direct impact for NATO-led forces;
- Identify the indirect impact for NATO-led forces;
- Explain why human trafficking is seen as a serious abuse of human rights

Duties of NATO-led Forces in Preventing Trafficking in Human Beings: At the end of this module, you will able to:
- Describe role of NATO-led forces;
- Identify the recommended rules of behaviour;
- Describe common characteristics of victims;
- Identify places where you might encounter trafficking in human beings;
- Explain the fundamental principles of investigation;
- List the principles of good practices