Questions and Answers 2023

CTIP General Awareness Training Questions and Answers 2023

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• Combating Trafficking in Persons (CTIP) General Awareness Training

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• Combating Trafficking in Persons (CTIP) General Awareness Post Test

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Question Answer Which of the following is NOT a form of force,

fraud or coercion used in human trafficking:

Physical assault including beating or hitting someone Promising a high paying job but giving a job with no pay in a war torn country Calling a person on the phone to talk about their life Threatening a person’s family in order to compel the person to engage in forced labor or commercial sex Calling a person on the phone to talk about their life is NOT a form of force, fraud, or coercion used in human trafficking.Which COCOM has a problem with trafficking in persons? (Select all that apply)

United States Southern Command United States Indo-Pacific Command United States Central Command United States Africa Command United States Northern Command United States European Command United States Southern Command United States Indo-Pacific Command United States Central Command United States Africa Command United States Northern 1 / 2

Question Answer Command United States European Command Which of the following are indicators of trafficking in persons? (Select all that apply)

Injuries from violence or hazardous work conditions Employees being paid minimum wage Living or working in unsafe conditions Observing someone being escorted or closely monitored at all times A bar located near a military installation Employees being required to work and live in the same location An illegal immigrant working in a run-down restaurant Signs of physical abuse observed (i.e., bruises, cuts, burns, and broken bones) Lack of identification (i.e., no passport or papers) Here are the indicators of trafficking in persons

from the options provided:

Injuries from violence or hazardous work

conditions: Yes, these can be indicators, especially

if the person cannot or is unwilling to explain the injuries or if explanations seem rehearsed or inconsistent.

Employees being paid minimum wage: No, being

paid minimum wage is not an indicator of human trafficking. While traffickers often exploit victims financially, payment at the minimum wage level is legal (though it doesn’t necessarily mean that Injuries from violence or hazardous work conditions

Living or working in unsafe conditions

Observing someone being escorted or closely monitored at all times

Employees being required to work and live in the same location

Signs of physical abuse observed (i.e., bruises, cuts, burns, and broken bones)

Lack of identification (i.e., no passport or papers) The Trafficking Victims Protection Act does

which of the following: All of the above

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