Title: Human Trafficking FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) - NY DCJS
Headings: 
Division of Criminal Justice Services
Human Trafficking FAQ'S
1. What is human trafficking?
2. What is sex trafficking?
3. What are these methods?
4. This sounds like pimping, how is it different?
5. Does New York's law only apply when the victim is foreign born?
6. Where are victims of sex trafficking usually found?
7. There is a "massage parlor" in a strip mall in my town. How can I tell if it is a sex trafficking location?
8. What should I do if I suspect that human trafficking is occurring?
9. What will happen to the victims?
10. Doesn't this reward illegal behavior?
11. What will happen to the traffickers?
12. What is labor trafficking?
13. What are these methods?
14. Where are labor trafficking victims usually found?
15. What is the difference between smuggling and trafficking?
16. What can I do to prevent trafficking?

Content: Sex trafficking victims are usually performing prostitution in locations that try to appear legitimate. Often times, locations are marketed as "massage parlors," "health spas," "acupressure centers" or similar names. Brothels, escort services and strip clubs also are often destinations of sex trafficking victims. 7. There is a "massage parlor" in a strip mall in my town. How can I tell if it is a sex trafficking location? There are several indicators that are common to sex trafficking locations: darkened or obscured windows so you can't see into the location from the outside; locked doors that require you to be buzzed in; and an all-male clientele are indicators of trafficking.