“The Government of Canada's National Action Plan to Combat Human Trafficking proposes strategies that will better support organizations providing assistance to victims and helps to protect foreign nationals, including young female immigrants who arrive in Canada alone, from being subjected to illegitimate or unsafe work.” (Source 1)

“In June 2012, the Government of Canada released the National Action Plan to Combat Human Trafficking in an effort to consolidate its ongoing initiatives in this area and to “introduce aggressive new initiatives to prevent human trafficking, identify victims, protect the most vulnerable, and prosecute perpetrators.” (Source 2)

“Identify and protect domestic nationals and foreign nationals in Canada, who are vulnerable to human trafficking, including female immigrants aged 15-21.” (Source 3)