Human traffickers use false promises to lure people in. If something feels too good to be true, trust your instincts.
Know the warning signs to protect yourself and others.
Learn more: go.dhs.gov/ZJN.
#HumanTrafficking
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DHS Blue Campaign
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Blue Campaign is the unified voice for @DHSgov efforts to combat #HumanTrafficking through public awareness and education. Together, we can #EndTrafficking.
Joined November 2017
- It’s up to all of us to recognize human trafficking and report it. 📲 Save our indicator card on your phone and always be prepared to save a life. Access it for free here: go.dhs.gov/wS3. #StopHumanTrafficking
- Human trafficking doesn’t always start with threats. Often, traffickers begin by establishing trust: a promise of love, safety, or belonging that ultimately turns into control. Knowing the #RedFlags to look out for is crucial: go.dhs.gov/JyL.
- Some lives are filled with promise. Others are stolen by traffickers. During the World Cup, help us break the silence of Human Trafficking. Learn the facts and how to spot the signs: bluecampaign.gov/WorldCup #EndHumanTrafficking
- Every year, traffickers exploit millions and profit from their suffering. Everyone can help by staying vigilant. Learn what you can do at bluecampaign.gov. #EndHumanTrafficking
- If your partner is exploiting you, that is not love, and it could be more dangerous than you think. Get help by calling 1-888-373-7888 or texting HELP to BeFree (233733). Learn common red flags: go.dhs.gov/JyL. #RedFlags
- Partners who are safe don’t do these things. Recognizing the red flags of exploitative relationships can keep you and your loved ones safe from human trafficking. go.dhs.gov/JyL #RedFlags
- Cocoa farms have a long history of using child labor, exposing kids to dangerous tools and chemicals to harvest cocoa beans. Do you know where your favorite chocolate comes from? 🍫 Learn about goods made with forced labor: go.dhs.gov/ZJU. #ForcedLabor
- In an anonymous online environment, it’s more important than ever to know how to stay safe. What would you do in this position? go.dhs.gov/ZTZ. #EndTrafficking
- Traffickers can be experts at appearing as the perfect partner, declaring false promises and “love-bombing” to gain their victim’s trust and exploit them. Learning the red flags is the first step to staying safe: go.dhs.gov/JyL. #RedFlags
- Safety isn’t just a position. It’s a privilege that many victims of human trafficking desperately wish to have again. Learning the signs is something all of us can do to help bring victims to safety. go.dhs.gov/JpH. #TacklingTrafficking
00:00 - Human trafficking exists everywhere—in small towns and big cities, in hotels, stores, and clubs. If you’re attending the big game, notice the signs around you. Learn what to look for: go.dhs.gov/JpH. #TacklingTrafficking
- Ahead of the big game, we’re partnering with the @Tim Tebow Foundation to show how you can tackle human trafficking. Large events like this weekend’s game can reveal instances of human trafficking. Learn to see the signs and report them: go.dhs.gov/JpH.
