Organised in cooperation between the research centre for the fight against human trafficking set up at Pecs University's Faculty of Law and the Dutch Reshape Foundation, the "escapetruck" had already visited Hungary twice in the past.

The truck contains three escape rooms set up demonstrating the circumstances that surrounds people when working in a brothel, forced into prostitution, the statement said.

Visitors can listen to the story of a victim, presenting her background story, and the way human traffickers operate. By receiving clues on how to get out of the escape room, they are forced to get actively immersed in her story, also demonstarted with visual and sound effects.

Participation is free of charge and the organisers especially recommend the escapetruck experience to 14-18 year olds, who are the most vulnerable group. Additionally, members of the Hungarian police force are also offered educational events at the site.

The escapetruck will visit Gyor on September 9-10, Budapest on September 11-12 -  Ludovika University Of Public Service's parking lot at Üllői út - , Kaposvar on September 13, Dombovar on September 16-17, Komlo on September 18, and Pecs on September 19-20.

Source: 
MTI - The Hungarian News Agency, founded in 1881.

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