If you have a video or picture out there that was published without your consent, there are a few things you can do:

• Contact the service where the image/video is displayed and request that they remove the image/video. Let them know you did not consent to post the image.
• Send a message to the person who has the images/videos of you to let them know you don’t consent.

Remember to send this message in writing and keep a copy for yourself.

• Know your limitations and capacity—ask yourself “is this something I can take on right now?”
• Assert your needs—you can say “I can’t talk right now, but check back with me in an hour.”
• Evaluate and re-evaluate your commitments—just because you take something on, doesn’t mean you can’t re-evaluate.

• Signs a person may be trafficked:
• Have their passport or identification under someone else’s control.
• Don’t control their money or earnings or were given misleading information about a job opportunity.
• Show new tattoos of someone’s name, a symbol, or a number.

A trafficked person may be reluctant to seek help because they:

• Are threatened with violence.
• Do not see themselves as a trafficked person or victim.
• Fear law enforcement and other authorities.
• Are embarrassed or humiliated.