Human Trafficking

Human trafficking refers to any act that involves the sale, production, imprisonment, or use of the human species for sexual, reproductive, or vampiric needs.

Vampire Trade
The most common form of human trafficking is within the vampire species. Humans are often kept and bred for their blood, separated by blood type.

The humans are typically deprived of anything that does not sustain its life, and are fed a nutritional dietary supplement via feeding tube and are hydrated intravenously. They receive sunlight through small windows above their cells, though they are deprived of all senses from birth.

The humans within these trafficking rings are typically born within their facilities. They are deprived of other senses via humane surgical removal of the ear drums, vocal cords and retinae. Many facilities also labotemize their humans, as it is often more controversial to harvest blood from mentally capable humans.

Legality
Vampiric human trafficking is illegal in most countries. Due to its high vampire population, it is legal in Irroz and all of its countries, under strict guidelines to ensure that no humans are conscious of their use.

Sex Trade
Human trafficking for sex is a widespread phenomenon throughout the world. Rings of traders often kidnap, buy, or even breed humans to sell to willing buyers for lifetime sexual servitude. Many of these humans are deprived of their senses, similar to the vampire trade, though often less humanely. Furres are also common in these trade rings, though less desirable.

Legality
Human trafficking for sex is illegal in all countries in states. However, some countries are less likely to crack down on this crime, resulting in hundreds of underground trade rings that face little repercussion.

Reproductive Trade
Many humans are sold or used for same sex reproduction. However, this act is not quite as common as the other forms of human trafficking, as humans are incapable of carrying Holy species to full term.

Oftentimes, the humans involved in reproductive trade are fully aware of their use, and are sometimes willing or even paid to carry the child to term. This is typically more desirable, as a more active and healthy carrier will product a healthier child. Some rings do participate in sensory deprivation of the females, but it is often more expensive than simply finding or paying willing participants.

Legality
Voluntary reproductive sales are legal in all countries and states. Involuntary reproductive sales are illegal in Alurra, Folwin, and Batrya.