Main data of the Report:

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Human trafficking is a complex and multifaceted crime that affects different social groups and has different purposes, often invisible in official records. In Brazil, the most frequently detected victims are young black people, although other groups, such as indigenous people, transgender people and people with disabilities, remain on the margins of the statistics.

In addition to labor exploitation, which azerbaijan mobile database out as the main purpose of trafficking, other aspects, such as illegal adoption, domestic slave labor and the use of victims to commit crimes, require increasing attention from the authorities.

Thus, this content explores the main data from the national report, bringing to light the gender perspective, emerging purposes and the impact on vulnerable populations, offering a crucial overview for understanding this serious social problem.

Profile of victims of human trafficking in Brazil
The majority of victims detected are male, between 18 and 29 years old and black.
Indigenous, transgender and disabled victims remain invisible in official records.
Purposes of human trafficking
1. Labor exploitation:
It continues to be the main purpose of the detected trafficking.
The number of non-national workers rescued from slave-like conditions increased between 2021 and 2023.
Most rescued nationalities:
Paraguayans (in greater numbers).
Venezuelans.
Bolivians.
Brazilians exploited for labor abroad were also registered at consular posts, representing a significant change, since traditionally the international trafficking of Brazilians was related to sexual exploitation.