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Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act (RA 9208, Secs. 3–6 and 10–12, as amended by RA 10364, 11862, and 12312)

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  1. Must trafficking in persons under the amended statutory definition always cross an international border?
  2. For recruitment of a child for an exploitative purpose within the statutory definition, must the prosecution additional…
  3. Under amended Section 6, a Section 4 trafficking violation involving a child is classified as what?
  4. A landlord knowingly leases a building for the purpose of promoting trafficking in persons. He does not personally recr…
  5. An adult is deceptively recruited and harbored for forced labor within the Philippines. All relevant act, deceptive mea…
  6. After RA 12312 became applicable, a recruiter hires Filipinos and foreign nationals for employment in an offshore-gamin…
  7. A trafficking organizer uses a computer system to recruit and manage victims in a proved Section 4 exploitation scheme.…
  8. Explain the general act-means-purpose structure of trafficking and the child-specific modification. Is movement abroad …
  9. Distinguish a Section 4 trafficking act, Section 5 facilitation, and Section 6 qualification. Illustrate with a knowing…
  10. Explain the effect of RA 12312 on recruitment for offshore-gaming employment in the Philippines as of the legal cutoff.…
  11. Can a proved Section4 trafficking offense be qualified because its victim is a person with disability?
  12. What period does amended Section6(h) specify for its duration-based trafficking qualifier?