exclusive use of British troops stationed in the country. The prostitutes, many from Guatemala, had to carry a photo identification card and undergo weekly health checks. The use of condoms was mandatory. Sex trafficking Belize is a source, transit, and destination country for men, women, and children subjected to sex trafficking. The UN Special Rapporteur on Trafficking in Persons reported family members facilitate the sex trafficking of Belizean women and girls. In tourist regions, foreign child sex tourists, primarily from the United States, exploit child sex trafficking victims. Sex trafficking of Belizean and foreign women and girls, primarily from Central America, occur in bars, nightclubs, brothels, and domestic service. LGBTI men, women, and children are vulnerable to sex trafficking. Foreign men, women, and children—particularly from Central America, Mexico, and Asia—migrate voluntarily to Belize in search of work and are often exploited by traffickers who recruit victims using false promises of relatively high-paying jobs. Some migrants are subjected to sex trafficking. Trafficking-related complicity by government officials remains a problem. The United States Department of State Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons ranks Belize as a Tier 3 country. References External links Belize Government Policies and Programs to Eliminate the Worst Forms of Child Labor Lacking Contraceptive Advice, Belize's Current Health Policy 'Obviously Not Working', First Lady Of Belize Tells Anti-Discrimination Crime in Belize Belize Society of Belize Belize Human rights in Belize Women's rights in Belize Social issues in Belize