VULNERABILIDADE DOS REFUGIADOS NO BRASIL E O TRÁFICO DE PESSOAS: O TRABALHO ESCRAVO E SEUS REFLEXOS NA DIGNIDADE DA PESSOA HUMANA.

This paper analyzes the vulnerability of refugees and the subsequent risk of them becoming victims of human trafficking, focusing on forced labor, from a human rights perspective. The act of seeking refuge and the right to migrate are fundamental human rights, as is the right to decent work. However, the systematic violation of these rights affects thousands of vulnerable individuals, including men, women, and children. These people are potential victims of human rights abuses, particularly labor rights, which violates human dignity. The vulnerability of refugees is aggravated by the State's inaction in implementing public policies for labor inclusion and adequate support networks, which facilitates recruitment into forced labor. Human trafficking is closely related to forced labor, as its primary purpose is to provide labor for economic exploitation. The research was conducted using the deductive method, employing bibliographic and documentary review procedures to deepen knowledge in the categories of migration, refugees, human trafficking, and human rights. It is imperative to identify ways to confront these offenses, prioritizing the defense of human dignity and the effective implementation of public policies.