I was also relating this topic with the truck drivers discussion[1], where it was pointed out that the drivers themselves ignore the safety rules of their job.

I was also relating this topic with the truck drivers discussion[1], where it was pointed out that the drivers themselves ignore the safety rules of their job. Cracked[2] has a similar gem: > Plus, there's a logbook to keep, and regulations that demand that truckers don't drive for longer than 11 hours a day and spend at least 10 hours sleeping. So another big part of trucking is, of course, lying about all that s..t. So it doesn't seem to me that laws are the definite answer to the problem. As a side note, even if there were a legal framework, would a trafficked person have access to it? I doubt traffickers allow their "employees" to have private, uninterrupted talks with the customers (or anyone). Hell, I don't even know how to say "Help, I'm being held against my will" in Dutch. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8158076 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8158076 [2] http://www.cracked.com/article_21488_5-terrifying-things-only-truckers-know-about-highway.html http://www.cracked.com/article_21488_5-terrifying-things-onl...