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The article warned that purportedly legitimate employment contracts may be used to lure job seekers into human trafficking networks. It noted that more than 170 women, most of them from Moldova, were exploited in Italy after being promised legal jobs, and that Tunisians rank fourth worldwide among victims of trafficking and labor exploitation there, according to recent official reports. Fraudulent schemes include selling fake contracts for large sums, then imposing forced labor, withholding wages or documents, and threatening deportation. The article advised people not to pay for a contract, to verify employers through official channels, not to travel on a tourist visa intending to work or hand over their passport, and to seek legal protection if they are exploited.
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