Brazilian Nationals Top Victims of Trafficking in Portugal
A report found that Brazilian citizens are most often victims of human trafficking in Portugal. Twenty-two percent of forced labor victims are Brazilian. Sixty-three percent of those exploited sexually are also Brazilian.
The report details a significant problem of transnational organized crime. It focuses on the exploitation of Brazilian nationals in Portugal. Victims of forced labor are predominantly Brazilian, representing 22% of all cases. A large percentage, 63%, of those exploited sexually are also Brazilian citizens. This indicates a vulnerability among Brazilian workers working abroad.
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Highlights
Brazil Most Affected Victims
Brazilian nationals are the most affected group by human trafficking in Portugal.
Forced Labor Statistics
22% of forced labor victims are Brazilian nationals.
Sexual Exploitation Statistics
63% of victims of sexual exploitation are Brazilian nationals.
Transnational Organized Crime
This highlights a serious issue of transnational organized crime.
Vulnerability of Workers
The report highlights the vulnerability of Brazilian workers abroad.