If there is anything to be afraid of, it’s definitely Human Trafficking. Yes, humans being used and abused without knowing or knowing to be threaten. This isn’t a new crime to be told about and to blankly report to the police. The complexity of finding the criminal and the victim is the hardships that drags along Human Trafficking. This disturbing topic, which sometimes can be confused with smuggling, has caught mine and many others attention. The fact is, is that it’s much worse than just illegally crossing the national border. It deals with much worse case scenarios that involve different ways and processes of the crime. There’s nothing more inhumane than human trafficking and there needs to be a stop into this abomination.
The reason why most people define these two dangerous, illegal matters to be similar is usually they both involve to be moving across national borders, but smugglers always move migrants across while trafficking doesn’t necessarily involve movement (Pierce). Consent is the most important and hardest to distinguish movement across borders. It is important to realize the difference between smuggling and Human Trafficking because both media policy outlets are confusing the terms, resulting in dangerous policy implications. There are different punishments for each crimes and if …show more content…
Many people mistake that victims of Human Trafficking are taken for mostly sexual exploitation, which is not the case at all. On a global scale, approximately 2.5 million people are trafficked across national borders each year, of whom measure only 40% (mainly women) are likely to be victims of sex trafficking. While the rest of the 60% is to be used for other injustice work (Lavorgna). These misguided victims are processed and taken in many different
The reason why most people define these two dangerous, illegal matters to be similar is usually they both involve to be moving across national borders, but smugglers always move migrants across while trafficking doesn’t necessarily involve movement (Pierce). Consent is the most important and hardest to distinguish movement across borders. It is important to realize the difference between smuggling and Human Trafficking because both media policy outlets are confusing the terms, resulting in dangerous policy implications. There are different punishments for each crimes and if …show more content…
Many people mistake that victims of Human Trafficking are taken for mostly sexual exploitation, which is not the case at all. On a global scale, approximately 2.5 million people are trafficked across national borders each year, of whom measure only 40% (mainly women) are likely to be victims of sex trafficking. While the rest of the 60% is to be used for other injustice work (Lavorgna). These misguided victims are processed and taken in many different