1、薩迪阿拉伯Trafficking RoutesSaudi Arabia is a destination country for trafficking in persons . women from Ethiopia，India，Indonesia，Nepal，Nigeria，annigeriafactors that contribute to the trafficking infra structureSaudis rely heavily on migrant workers in all sectors of the job market . Kim ghat tas， three

2、 strikes woman，domestic worker，asissome 5.5 million foreigners are employed in Saudi Arabia，Accounting for one-third of the total population . documented migrants can easily sliscourt cases are not published in Saudi Arabia，Making it difficult to un cover unfair trials and the lack of due process。“S

3、audi Arabia 3360 unveil the justice system”，human rights ns 30 April 2002，http:/www . HRW . org/press/2002/04/SASForms of Traffickingat least 1 million women from Indonesia，the Philippines，And Sri Lanka work legally in Saudi Arabia . The overwhelming majority work as domes“bad dreams : exploitation

4、and abuse of migrant workers in Saudi Arabia”there are reports that victims of trafficking are exploited for commercial sex or are forced into domestic service . many women trafficked to Saud Iaand Nepali girls from low castes and Rural poverty are trafficked for prostitution . Michael ziel enziger，

5、“selling girls from poor，ruraindonesian girls are forced into prostitution and domestic labor?！癱hild prostitution attracting foreign business ment to Indonesia”In May 2003，118 indonesian women were jailed for prostitution in Saudi Arabia . some of the women May have gone to Saudi Arabia initially as

6、 legal mal“Indonesia calls on Saudi Arabia to release indonesian prostitutes，”associated press world stream，boys have been trafficked to Saudi Arabia to workas camel jockeys .for example，in 2002，Indian immigration officials rescued nine banne Between 4 and 8 years old，F(xiàn)rom traffickers Who were takin

7、g the boold.children rescued from camel-jockey smugglers in India， Agence France presse，5 January 2002。afg Han children have reportedly been abducted from Afghanistan，especially from the northern region，And smuggled to Saudi Arabia . some ome“child smu Ve hundreds of afghan families traumatized”，Age

8、nce France presse，21 October 2003。Government Responsesis lamic law prohibits any sexual relationship outside of marriage . prostitution constitutes adultery，Which is punishable by 100 lashes if thisa 1962 royal decree abolished slavery . forced or compulsory labor is prohibited . the labor law does

9、not apply to domestic service . the sess And mufti“Mohamed mattar Especially women and children，in countries of the middle east 3360 the scope of the problem and the appropriate legislativeForeign workers traditionally were under The control of a Saudi sponsor . The sponsorship rule was recently abolished in Saudi Arabia in ac