Effects Of Globalization On Human Trafficking

2. During the past years, human trafficking has been documented and debated on a large scale. Women and children have been among the victims in this era of globalization. The continue treatment of human being as a commodity speaks volumes of the global community’s failure to offer protection and opportunity across gender and age. The rapid proliferation of human trafficking cast a dark shadow over the benefits that globalization has offered to many. Notwithstanding its general economic benefits, globalization has bred an ever-widening wealth gap between countries, and between rich and poor communities within countries.

3. As commerce becomes globalized and borders open, human trafficking is becoming more widespread. This is in large part