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Human trafficking in South Korea refers to the illegal trade of humans for the purposes of forced labor, debt bondage, and slavery-like practices within the Republic of Korea. While South Korea is a highly developed democracy with the tenth-largest economy in the world, it continues to face persistent challenges regarding the exploitation of vulnerable populations. The primary victims of labor trafficking are foreign migrant workers from Southeast and Central Asia, as well as South Korean nationals with intellectual disabilities or those experiencing homelessness.
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