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Introduction
Alberta has made a government-wide commitment to help protect and prevent at-risk individuals from being trafficked in Alberta.
Human trafficking is a serious, and often hidden, crime that happens in every community. The 3 main types of human trafficking are sexual exploitation, forced labour and trafficking of human organs or tissues. Traffickers use threats to exploit people of all ages, ethnicities and genders. The victims are forced to work or engage in sexual conduct against their will and they are trapped in a cycle of exploitation.
For urgent help:
- Call 911 if you or someone you know is in immediate danger.
- Contact 211 Alberta for resources and support.
- Contact the Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline
- Phone: 1-833-900-1010
In focus
Helplines, laws, protection orders and how police can help victims, and other supports to help those affected by human trafficking.
Learn how Alberta is helping prevent human trafficking, empower survivors of human trafficking and provide new ways to deal with traffickers.