what to look out for

1. Minimal luggage/clothing
2. Lack of access to travel documents and money
3. Victim seems disoriented and lost
4. Victim lacks physical and verbal autonomy
5. Lack of adequate language skills for foreign victims
6. Trafficker is seen with many young children
7. Trafficker insists on paying solely in cash
8. Victim and trafficker have minimal interaction and eye contact with others, especially with staff
9. No evidence of return ticket; may have tickets to multiple destinations
10. Victim has indications of physical and emotional abuse
11. Trafficker/victim seem anxious to arrive at destination

What to Do

• BE ALERT during large gatherings such as conventions or sporting games
• DO NOT confront the child or adult
• ALERT management, flight attendant, or airport security
• NOTE the room/seat number, names, and description of individuals