SEC-032STANDARD PREVIEW

Human trafficking indicators and response

Equip staff to recognize trafficking indicators, report observations through security without confrontation, and connect suspected victims to trained responders safely.

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Why This Matters

Hotels are used by traffickers precisely because busy staff look past patterns. A trained team that reports quietly can interrupt exploitation; an untrained confrontation can endanger a victim who will vanish before help arrives.

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1.0
Authority
A5
Section
Security

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