I'm researching modern slavery and want to understand more about 'Labor Trafficking' as addressed by IJM. Please provide IJM's definition of labor trafficking, one statistic related to it, and identify at least two countries or regions where IJM specifically works to combat labor trafficking.
Navigate to 'https://www.ijm.org/'. Scroll down the homepage to locate the 'THE PROBLEM' section. Click on the 'trafficking & slavery' link (ID 426) to access the dedicated 'Trafficking & Slavery' page. Scroll down the 'Trafficking & Slavery' page to locate the 'Forms of Trafficking and Modern-Day Slavery' section. Click on the 'Learn more about this article' link (ID 449) under 'Labor Trafficking'. Identify and extract IJM's definition of labor trafficking from the dedicated 'Labor Trafficking' page. Locate and extract at least one statistic related to labor trafficking. Identify and list at least two specific countries or regions where IJM works to combat labor trafficking. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Labor Trafficking' sub-page. The agent states IJM's definition of labor trafficking, which is: 'Vulnerable people are forced to work for little to no pay, through deception, threat or violence.' The agent states at least one statistic related to labor trafficking, such as: 'An estimated 90% of labor trafficking takes place in the private economy—homes, business and supply chains.' The agent lists at least two countries or regions where IJM works on labor trafficking, such as 'India' and 'Ghana'.