Common sense of anti-abduction: What should I do if I find myself being trafficked?

First, when going out to look for a job, the anti-abduction method

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When looking for a job, you should go to a formal intermediary institution, through legal channels, or through the introduction of trusted relatives and friends; ?

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Don't go out to work blindly, and don't trust illegal tabloids and job advertisements posted everywhere;

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If you decide to go out to work, you'd better go together.

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Don't be credulous and follow people you don't know to strange places on the grounds of introducing jobs, helping to find accommodation or taking the place of your relatives and friends.

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In case of soliciting in bus stations, railway stations and other places, we should resolutely refuse;

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Take good care of your ID card, proof of going out and other important documents, and don't give the originals to anyone casually, including the employer.

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Second, make friends online, go out to play, and prevent abduction

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Choose your contacts carefully, keep your distance from people you don't know, and drink as little as possible when you go out;

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When dealing with strangers, be vigilant, don't believe in their sweet words, don't covet cheap, and don't accept small favors;

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Don't introduce your family, relatives and personal hobbies to strangers;

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Refuse to accept food and drinks from strangers;

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Don't trust the netizens you know through online chat, and don't meet them without authorization;

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On the way out, in case of danger, ask the police and the surrounding people for help in time;

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When you are out, tell your family and friends your address and contact information in time to let them know where you are going.

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3. What should you do if you find yourself being trafficked?

If you find yourself cheated in public, immediately approach the crowded place and call for help;

if you find that your personal freedom has been controlled, keep calm and try to know the real address (province, city, county, township, village, group) and basic information of the buyer or the place where you are located;

preach national laws to traffickers, buyers and relevant personnel, inform them of serious consequences, and wait for opportunities to go out for help or escape;

hint your situation to the people around you by writing small notes, ask for help from outsiders, and try to get in touch with the outside world;

don't give up, try your best to find an opportunity to report the case to the public security organ, and call the police as soon as possible by making a phone call, sending a text message or contacting the outside world through the Internet, stating your place, the name or contact number of the buyer (employer).