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Traffickers may control victims in subtle ways.
Falling numbers of seizures of relevant precursors in Europe indicate that traffickers may have identified new methods and routes of diversion.
Some evidence suggests that trafficking,which until recently had been dominated by individual traffickers, may have been taken over by organized criminal groups.
Their traffickers may have threatened to report them to the police.
As considerable success was achieved in identifying consignments of those precursors smuggled directly into Belgium and the Netherlands, traffickers may have identified new smuggling routes.
Traffickers may attempt to take advantage of such situations to divert psychotropic substances.
They may fear retaliation by the traffickers against them ortheir families at home, since traffickers may be working in cooperation with police or Government officials.
Traffickers may target countries in which controls are less strict than in other countries.
In addition, the criminalization of victims is counterproductive to prosecutions because it destroys trust,retraumatizes victims and reinforces what traffickers may have told victims about law enforcement authorities.
It has been reported that traffickers may be using the East African route to smuggle cannabis from Afghanistan into Italy.
The fear of being detained, often seen as a prelude to being returned to their country of origin andfinding themselves again at the mercy of their traffickers , may prevent victims of trafficking from seeking protection, assistance and justice.
Traffickers may also take advantage of the chaos during crises by abducting or coercing children who are awaiting evacuation.
Therefore, Iran is seriously concerned that because of the lack ofcontrol by certain neighboring countries over their sides of the border, illegal immigrants and arms traffickers may infiltrate the Iranian territory and commit terrorist and other criminal acts in Iran.
That suggests that traffickers may have used employees of the company concerned who are providing details on customers.
The Board also calls on exporting countries, in particular member States of the European Union, to verify the legitimacy of individual transactions to all countries in South America, instead of only somecountries in the region, since drug traffickers may circumvent targeted entry points.
However, traffickers may still have obtained those chemicals or are using substitute chemicals for such illicit manufacture.
Overall, however, the number and volume of acetic anhydride seizures in the regionare continually going down, possibly because of increased domestic diversion, or because traffickers may have started to resort to using non-scheduled substances instead of acetic anhydride as a key ingredient in illicit heroin manufacture.
Concerns exist that traffickers may be diverting potassium permanganate to the Andean subregion through the Caribbean islands.
Finally, even when compensation orders are made against traffickers, it is extremely difficultto enforce such orders, as identified traffickers may not have adequate assets to satisfy an award of compensation, or law enforcement authorities may lack the expertise, training and resources to freeze and confiscate traffickers' assets.
Traffickers may thus swiftly transfer their assets to another country or take other steps to conceal them before compensation orders are executed.
There are also indications that drug traffickers may contribute to the financing of violent groups whose ideology they support.
Traffickers may attempt to use free trade zones and free ports to divert narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances and precursor chemicals into illicit channels.
However, there are many indications that traffickers may be moving some of their operations to other regions due to stricter controls now being imposed by some Caribbean countries.
The traffickers may vary their modus operandi, alter the routes, switch their identities and use a range of other tactics to maximize their profits and avoid detection.
Additionally, human traffickers may take advantage of the illegality of sex work and migration and exert undue influence and control over sex workers.
Traffickers may be male or female, they may act within a criminal group or individually, and they may have very different backgrounds nationality, education etc.
In some cases, traffickers may genuinely not have any assets, as they may be"lower level" offenders such as intermediaries or recruiters.
Women smuggled by traffickers may be led to believe that they will work in legitimate occupations but find themselves trapped into domestic work, sweatshops and types of exploitation that constitute a contemporary form of slavery.5.
Women smuggled by traffickers may be led to believe that they will work in legitimate occupations but find themselves trapped into domestic work, sweatshops and types of exploitation that constitute a contemporary form of slavery.19.