Title: 
Headings: Department of  Defense Combating Trafficking in Persons
Department
 
of
  
Defense
 
Combating
 
Trafficking
 
in
 
Persons

Introduction

Reasons
 
for
 
Prohibiting
 
Human
 
Trafficking
 

Labor
 
Trafficking
 
Defined
 

Where?
 

Who?
 

Law
 

Labor
 
Trafficking
 
Example

Sex
 
Trafficking
 
Defined

Where?
 

Who?

Law


 
As
 
defined
 
in
 
Section
 
103
 
of
  
the
 
Trafficking
 
Victims
 
Protection
 
Act
 
{TVP
A}
 
2000
 
{22
 

Sex
 
Trafficking
 
Example

Child
 
Soldiering
 
Defined
 

Identifying
 
and
 
Reporting
 
Trafficking
 
in
 
Persons

Scenario
 
1

Indicators
 
of
  
Trafficking
 
in
 
P
ersons

Decision
 
P
oint

Scenario
 
2,
  
Question5

Trafficking
 
in
 
Persons
 
Law
 
and
 
Policy
Trafficking
 
in
 
Persons
 
Law
 
and
 
Policy

Executive
 
Order
 
13627,
 
2012

National
 
Defense
 
Authorization
Act
 
(ND
AA)
 
for
 
Fiscal
 
Y
ear
 
2013

Trafficking
 
Victims
 
Protection
Reauthorization
 
Act
 
(TVPRA)
2013

F
ederal
 
Acquisition
 
Regulation
 
(F
AR)
 
Subpart
 
22.17

Defense
 
F
ederal
 
Acquisition
 
Regulation
 
Supplement
 
(DF
ARS)
 
222.17

Trafficking
 
in
 
Persons
 
Law
 
and
 
Policy
 
Exercise
 
Question
 
1

Question
 
2

Question
 
3

Question
 
4

Question
 
5

Question
 
6

In
 
this
 
course
 
you
 
reviewed
 
how
 
to:
 

Resources


Content: Sex
 
trafficking
 
victims
 
are
 
most
 
frequently
 
women
 
and
 
children. They
 
can
 
be
 
United
 
States
 
citizens
 
or
 
foreign
 
nationals. Traffickers
 
exploit
 
people
 
who
 
are
 
vulnerable
 
because
 
of
  
their
 
age,
 
social,
 
economic,
 
or
 
immigration
 
status. Sex
 
Trafficking
 
Defined
Law

 
As
 
defined
 
in
 
Section
 
103
 
of
  
the
 
Trafficking
 
Victims
 
Protection
 
Act
 
{TVP
A}
 
2000
 
{22
 
U
.S.C.
 
Section
 
7102(10)},
 
sex
 
trafficking
 
involves
 
the
 
recruitment,
 
harboring,
 
transportation,
 
provision,
 
or
 
obtaining
 
of
  
a
 
person
 
for
 
the
 
purpose
 
of
  
a
 
commercial
 
sex
 
act. Sex
 
Trafficking
 
Example

 
In
 
2009,
 
investigators
 
in
 
Seattle,
 
W
ashington
 
found
 
evidence
 
of
  
sex
 
trafficking
 
involving
 
a
 
Untied
 
States
 
Army
 
Service
 
member
 
and
 
juvenile
 
runaway
 
youth. The
 
primary
 
victim
 
was
 
a
 
child
 
prostituted
 
out
 
of
  
a
 
United
 
State
 
Army
 
Sergeant’s
 
apartment. He
 
posted
 
advertisements
 
online
 
and
 
was
 
paid
 
directly
 
for
 
the
 
services
 
rendered. During
 
the
 
sentencing,
 
the
 
judge
 
stated,
 
“Whatever
 
sentence
 
I
 
give
 
you
 
wont’
 
heal
 
the
 
scars
 
your
 
actions
 
imposed
 
upon
 
these
 
victims.” The
 
sergeant
 
was
 
sentenced
 
to
 
11
 
years
 
in
 
prison
 
and
 
seven
 
years
 
of
  
supervised
 
release
 
for
 
sex
 
trafficking
 
of
  
a
 
child
 
and
 
attempted
 
sex
 
trafficking
 
of
  
a
 
child. Child
 
Soldiering
 
Defined
 

 
As
 
defined
 
by
 
the
 
Child
 
Soldier
 
Prevention
 
Act
 
of
  
2008
 
{22
 
U
.S.C.
 
2370c
 
to
 
2370c-2},
 
the
 
term
 
“child
 
soldier”
 
means
 
–

 
 
Any
 
person
 
under
 
18
 
years
 
of
  
age
 
who
 
take
 
a
 
direct
 
part
 
in
 
hostilities
 
as
 
a
 
member
 
of
  
governmental
 
armed
 
forces;