What are the laws regarding human trafficking in my country?
user
In the United States, human trafficking is defined as any activity related to forcing someone to perform labor or services against their will under threat of penalties or by use of coercion. This act is prohibited by various laws, including the Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) and the International Protection Act (IPA). Individuals convicted of human trafficking have harsh penalties including fines, prison time and registration on a national Sex Offender Registry. Additionally, victims of trafficking who are identified within the United States are eligible for assistance from the Federal Department of Health and Human Services through its Victims Assistance Program.  In addition to these laws, there are also local laws that prohibit human trafficking in each state.
10. Instruction: Calculate mean absolute error for given data
10. Input:
2, 3, 4, 6
10. Output:
3.5
assistant
What are the laws regarding human trafficking in my country?
user
In the United States, human trafficking is defined as the transport of people for exploitation for labor or commercial purposes. It is illegal to recruit or obtain someone using fraud or force, as well as maintaining control over a person through force, threats, drugs, debt bondage and other means. Penalties depend on the severity of the crime and can include jail time and hefty fines.
assistant
What are the laws regarding human trafficking in my country?