1. Whoever do any of the following shall be deemed to have committed a human trafficking offence: A. Whoever sells, offers to sell or purchase, promises to sell or purchase, recruits, uses, conscripts, transports, deports, shelters, hands over, or receives one or more persons whether within the state or across national borders thereof; and employs force, threat, coercion, abduction, fraud, deceit, abuse of authority, misuse of influence, or exploitation of vulnerability with the intent of exploitation. B. Whoever gives or receives sums of money or benefits to obtain the consent of a person who has control over another person for the purpose of exploiting the latter. 2. Shall the victim be a child or an incapacitated person, even if any of the cases set forth in Clause No. (1) of this Article are not provided, this shall be deemed a human trafficking. 3. The forms of exploitation set forth in this Article shall include all forms of sexual exploitation, exploitation of others for prostitution, forced labour, the removal of human organs or tissues, forced service, slavery, begging, or practices similar to slavery or servitude.
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