Category: Human Trafficking

Statement of the problem and the research question: Human trafficking prevalence is a crucial problem that has to be addressed as a public health issue on three levels: policy advice, prevention, and reintegration. The research question that the investigator intends to explore is as follows: what are the potential opportunities and limitations of engaging non-governmental…

Many people believe that making prostitution a legal activity will help raise the status of prostitutes and promote their protection. However, promoting prostitution as a job does not help women but the sex industry. People often do not realize that, for example, decriminalization implies that this process occurs within the entire sex industry, not just…

Table of Contents Introduction Statistics Factors Contributing to the Crime Forms of Capital Acquisition Role of the United Nations Conclusion References Introduction In January 2009, a raid by Brazil police led to the rescue of more than 4,500 slaves who had been entrapped in ranches and plantations in remote areas of the country. In a…

Introduction In-person human trafficking is an old trade that has existed since the precolonial era and civilization. The phenomenon has plagued world populations separating victims from their families for various reasons such as enslavement, sexual exploitation, cheap labor, and illegal organ donation. Globally, women and girls make up the majority of human trafficking victims for…

Abstract Human trafficking is a major societal issue in the current global set up. Complications of labor and competition in businesses have ensured that human trafficking is one of the most widespread crimes in the world. According to some scholars, it is considered as a form of modern-day slavery given that people are traded like…

Table of Contents Intimidation Psychological Impacts Conclusion References Human trafficking refers to the sale of people for the intention of prostitution, forced labor, or profitable sexual abuse. Hernandez and Rudolph (2015) aver that human trafficking may encompass providing a spouse in the context of forced marriage or extraction of organs or tissues including for surrogacy…

Human trafficking is a modern form of slavery, spread all over the world. Every year, hundreds of women are illegally taken abroad mainly to work in prostitution. Women who have become victims of human trafficking undoubtedly need special treatment and protection. However, the field of their activities often causes many contradictions in public opinion. At…

Thesis, Model, and Hypothesis Human trafficking is a problem which seems to be concealed and even ignored in the United States society because of a lack of the appropriate discussion of the issue at all levels (Haynes 2004, 221). In spite of the fact that the U.S. government develops policies in order to address the…

Table of Contents Introduction What is Human trafficking Factors that Contribute to Trafficking Consequences of Trafficking Mitigating Human Trafficking Discussion Conclusion References Introduction One of the most significant problems faced by the global community in modern times is human trafficking. This activity, which involves recruitment and transportation of people with the aim of exploiting them,…

Table of Contents Introduction Understanding Human Trafficking Dangers and Realities Strategies to Deal with Human Trafficking Conclusion References Introduction After the abolishment of slavery in Europe and North America, many people celebrated since the achievement triggered the introduction and passage of human rights clauses to protect mankind from forced labor. Notions of democracy continue to…