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NEW DELHI: During the Covid-19 pandemic, traffickers have adjusted to the “new normal” with social media and other online platforms emerging as the routes for exploiting survivors, especially women, children and migrants who are vulnerable and ‘most at risk’, says a UN study. Nearly 37% of stakeholder survey respondents (frontline practitioners) reported that recruitment of survivors has moved online since the start of the pandemic. “Cognisant of the increased amount of time that people, especially children, spent on the internet, traffickers have advertised false jobs on social media,” says the report by UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). Ilias Chatzis, chief of UNODC’s human trafficking and migrant smuggling section, says the study found that children are being increasingly targeted by traffickers who are using social media and other online platforms to recruit new people and profiting from the increased demand for child sexual exploitation material.

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