調查發現近三分之二的受訪被販運者未曾向當局舉報，或沒有向官員透露他們個案與販運有關，原因是害怕被當局對他們作出檢控及遣返。
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Jimmy 來港十多年，來審核程序上兜兜轉轉，仍未等到公義到來，他已經老去。
「人們最後一次看到我，會是在（原居地）機場，但當我被捕後，我會被消失。在此之後，不會再有我的消息。」
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    Research carried out by Justice Centre Hong Kong in 2016 found that 17 per cent of the migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong were in forced labour, and 14 per cent of those had been trafficked.

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    Asia’s Human Traffickers Target New Victims

    Aspate of human trafficking cases has rattled the cosmopolitan financial hub of Hong Kong. Since January, city authorities have received appeals for help from at least 43 Hongkongers kidnapped and forced to do illegal work in Southeast Asia. Of those, 23 have returned safely, while 12 others are still being held in Cambodia and three more in Myanmar.
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    Reports of Hong Kong people suspected of being trafficked to Southeast Asia have made headlines recently. But existing laws fail to target human trafficking or forced labour, says Patricia Ho of the Hong Kong Dignity Institute.
    Hong Kong should legislate against human trafficking, NGO and lawyer urge amid increasing number of calls for help – Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (hongkongfp.com): Hong Kong Free Press: August 2022

    Human-trafficking crisis: captive Hongkonger tells how trip to Thailand turned into 3-month nightmare under forced labour

    Anecdotal evidence shows many scam victims were lured to Thailand with the promise of a well-paid job they saw advertised online.

    Lawyers and NGO staff have paid close attention since the crisis – possibly the worst to affect the safety of Hongkongers overseas for a decade – started to unfold.
    Human-trafficking crisis: captive Hongkonger tells how trip to Thailand turned into 3-month nightmare under forced labour | South China Morning Post (scmp.com): South China Morning Post: Aug 2022

    More cries for help from trafficking victims

    There are 21 Hongkongers still being held captive in Southeast Asia after falling prey to scams, the Security Bureau said.

    It also received one more report of a Hong Kong citizen being held captive in Southeast Asia yesterday, taking the total of those conned into traveling to the area in employment frauds or romance scams to 39.

    Of the 39 requests for assistance, 18 of them have been confirmed safe and 12 of them have returned to Hong Kong. But there are still 10 who are being detained in Myanmar and 11 in Cambodia.
    At present, there is no specific legislation for human trafficking in Hong Kong.

    Branches of Hope – a local NGO advocating for victims of trafficking – said in a press conference yesterday that they received two requests for help from alleged victims.
    Both of them were kidnapped and taken to Myanmar after they traveled to Thailand. One was released after his family members paid a ransom, while the other was still held in Myanmar.
    More cries for help from trafficking victims | The Standard: The Standard: Aug 2022