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Deception

Lying, misleading, or hiding information to gain a person’s trust or compliance.

This information is not legal advice – it is meant to signpost information only. Please seek a professional opinion before taking action.

Legal definition

Deception is recognised in UK guidance and case law as a common trafficking method.


What it looks like in real life
  • False job offers, fake modelling opportunities, or made-up contracts. 

  • Promises of safety, love, or financial stability that are not real. 

  • Being told exploitation is “temporary,” “safe,” or “normal.” 

  • Someone hiding the real purpose of the situation.


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