Questioning governmental actions and laws allows for sort of intervention for the elimination of criminalistic organizations, but instead an illegal network is being managed through government alliances. A positive governmental action is required to demonstrate the prevalence of sex trafficking and promote a more belligerent federal approach. In the article, “The social construction of sex trafficking: Ideology and institutionalization of a moral crusade,” the author mentions the moral crusade that undertakes the progression of sex trafficking and the factors that correlate it, “Customers are labeled “sexual predators” that brutalize women, and traffickers are vilified as predators, rapists, and kidnappers involved in organized crime and sexual slavery” (Weitzer 452). The various characterizations that are implemented by clients and mistreats to prostitutes, denote the involvement of society into the progression of an illicit business. Large numbers of prostitutes work independently and some have a pimp from whom they receive direct orders, this proves the little government intervention that is implemented. Poverty is one of the main factors that causes women to create a business out of their body …show more content…
Celebrities are the main contributors to this cause, and due to their fame and fortune they are able to create campaigns against anti trafficking and any illegal activities that affect the well-being of the community. Many traditional institutions do not welcome or understand societal change very well, and from those limitations that are set many leaders rise up to create a positive atmosphere between communities worldwide. Obtaining a substantial amount of revenue and a social stance helps a further progression in human rights and creates an international organization that creates awareness on human trafficking and how to terminate this complex issue. In the article, “The Celebritization of Human Trafficking,” it mentions the involvement of celebrities and their strategies to globalize a campaign and promote a cause, “ In the year following the release of its video challenging celebrity “culture makers” to support the cause and exhorting viewers to help secure the capture of Joseph Kony by purchasing posters and bracelets to “raise awareness” of human rights abuses Kony had perpetrated,