People traffickers

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People traffickers—characters who traffic, sell or trade other people as chattel to a third party. This includes slave traders, sex traffickers, parents who sell their children, and so forth, as well as the people charged with knowingly transporting such people. The trafficking of people is an abuse of their rights.

Not to be confused with bounty hunters, though some of the ethics issues may overlap especially if the bounty is unlawful.

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−	[[wikipedia:Human trafficking\|People traffickers]]—characters who traffic, sell or trade other people as chattel to a third party. This includes slave traders, sex traffickers, parents who sell their children, and so forth, as well as the people charged with transporting such people. The trafficking of people is an abuse of their rights.	+	[[wikipedia:Human trafficking\|People traffickers]]—characters who traffic, sell or trade other people as chattel to a third party. This includes slave traders, sex traffickers, parents who sell their children, and so forth, as well as the people charged with knowingly transporting such people. The trafficking of people is an abuse of their rights.

	Not to be confused with {{catlink\|bounty hunters}}, though some of the ethics issues may overlap especially if the bounty is unlawful.		Not to be confused with {{catlink\|bounty hunters}}, though some of the ethics issues may overlap especially if the bounty is unlawful.