To force someone else to commit a crime equals the guilt of the oppressor. This is called to exploit a person and is a form of human trafficking. 

A part of human trafficker's methods is to misuse the fragile circumstances of a person in a new country with threats - which is a way to control the person. It can be difficult to see the signs because oftentimes they are hidden. Even if someone threatens you with violence you can always seek help. The first step is to talk to a 112 team member and get advice on how to get out of these circumstances. 

When someone forces you to commit a crime to benefit from it themselves, it is human trafficking.

If you have recently moved to Iceland or are still adjusting and have any questions, you can contact the consultation service New in Iceland.

Michael just moved to Iceland after getting a job and housing through his friend Fred. At first, the jobs were part-time ...

Michael just moved to Iceland after getting a job and housing through his friend Fred. At first, the jobs were part-time jobs cleaning but soon Fred started taking Michael out driving at night to look at houses in different neighborhoods. One night Fred hands Michael a crowbar and challenges him to break into one of the houses. Fred threatens to hurt Michael’s children in his home country if he doesn’t do it. Michael is afraid of Fred so he does it, and soon Michael finds himself frequently breaking into houses chosen by Fred. Despite the fact that Fred takes all the profit from the break-ins, Michael doesn’t dare to object to him because he feels like Fred would hurt him “if he does something stupid”.

Michael

Is this abuse?