Human trafficking

Are you being forced to be a sex worker? You can get help.
You can phone the police. Or get in touch with someone who is not from the police.
Do you know someone who is being forced to be a sex worker? You can help

Are you being forced to be a sex worker? Do you have to give the money you earn to someone else? You might be a victim of human trafficking. You can get help:

If you are in immediate danger, phone 112
Not in immediate danger, but you do want help? Phone the police on 0900-8844
In Amsterdam, you can phone the police’s human trafficking team on 088-1693396
You don’t want to talk to the police but you do want help? These people can help you
You can often get a safe place in a shelter (Dutch only)

Don’t you have a residency permit? You can still get help. Sometimes, you are entitled to a special residency permit. Talk about that to the person who is helping you.

Do you know someone who you think might be a victim of human trafficking? Always try to talk to the person first. Ask how you can help. You can:

Listen
Go with them to the police or someone else who can help you
Find information about help in the case of human trafficking

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Human trafficking

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