Anti-trafficking raids are commonly used to respond to suspected exploitation. They are often described as rescue efforts designed to protect victims and stop traffickers. However, evidence and survivor experiences show that these operations can have very different outcomes. In some cases, they provide safety and access to justice. In others, they result in detention, punishment, and lasting harm. This article explores how anti-trafficking raids work, why they can be harmful,

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