  2011 Trafficking in Persons Report - Finland  Publisher United
States Department of State Publication Date 27 June 2011 Cite as
United States Department of State, 2011 Trafficking in Persons
Report - Finland, 27 June 2011, available at: [accessed 6
October 2015]  Finland (Tier 1)  Finland is a transit and
destination country for women and girls subjected to sex
trafficking, and for men and women subjected to conditions of
forced labor. Female sex trafficking victims originate in
Russia, the Baltic countries, the Caucasus, Asia, Africa,
Central Eastern Europe, and the Caribbean; forced labor victims
come primarily from India, China, Thailand, Pakistan, and
Bangladesh. Forced labor victims are exploited in the
construction industry, restaurants, agriculture, in berry
picking fields, and as cleaners and domestic servants. There
were indications that forced begging was also a problem during
the reporting period. There were reports that migrants who had
voluntarily traveled to Finland were coerced to work long h