Next, dominant ethical theory to be applied to the topic of human trafficking is Deontology. First, the argument against human traffickers specifically to contemplate whether those individuals who are receiving favors from traffickers have the rights to put others into a situation whether the other person in harm or in danger. For instance, there are estimates of trafficked victims to have experienced the dark side of human trafficking each year from these illicit activities such as sexual exploitation, forced labor, debt bondage, organ donors, slavery and slave-like practices, serfdom and forced marriage, etc. that are treated inhumanely by starvation, rape, gang rape, physical abuse, beatings, confinement, threats, force drug use and mental/emotional
