Human trafficking in UK
Human trafficking is modern day slavery. Victims are deceived or taken against their will to be brought, sold and transported for forced labor, begging, sweat shop, prostitution or removal of organ. There is a common misunderstanding that people usually believe trafficking usually happen in less economically developed countries, but in fact it is equally serious in the more economically developed countries. UK is an endpoint nation for men, women, and children primarily from all around the world who are subjected to human trafficking for the purposes of sexual slavery and forced labor.
The seriousness increases each year, as every year recorded about 4000 people around the UK were trafficked and 95% of them experienced physical and sexual violence. Human traffickers search for vulnerable teenage girls in particular and force them into prostitution.
Katya, an 18-year-old girl from Moldova, was one of the victims of human trafficking. She was sold to brothels in many countries, and finally went to UK. The British immigration officials later sent her back to her hometown; however, shortly after that her traffickers tracked her down to the Moldovan village where she had grown up. She was gang-raped, strung up by a rope from a tree, and …show more content…
For example like a poster campaign can bringing human trafficking consciousness in the schools by placing posters and conducting seminars systematically, so students can be aware of this issue. Parents, educators, or school administrators should be aware of how traffickers target school-aged children. Include the issue of modern day slavery in their curriculum can also help students to be more alert to this global issue. In addition, long-term commitment includes extensive mass media campaigns, NGOs, partnerships for job creation and crisis counseling for victims reduces the issue and help people not
Human trafficking is modern day slavery. Victims are deceived or taken against their will to be brought, sold and transported for forced labor, begging, sweat shop, prostitution or removal of organ. There is a common misunderstanding that people usually believe trafficking usually happen in less economically developed countries, but in fact it is equally serious in the more economically developed countries. UK is an endpoint nation for men, women, and children primarily from all around the world who are subjected to human trafficking for the purposes of sexual slavery and forced labor.
The seriousness increases each year, as every year recorded about 4000 people around the UK were trafficked and 95% of them experienced physical and sexual violence. Human traffickers search for vulnerable teenage girls in particular and force them into prostitution.
Katya, an 18-year-old girl from Moldova, was one of the victims of human trafficking. She was sold to brothels in many countries, and finally went to UK. The British immigration officials later sent her back to her hometown; however, shortly after that her traffickers tracked her down to the Moldovan village where she had grown up. She was gang-raped, strung up by a rope from a tree, and …show more content…
For example like a poster campaign can bringing human trafficking consciousness in the schools by placing posters and conducting seminars systematically, so students can be aware of this issue. Parents, educators, or school administrators should be aware of how traffickers target school-aged children. Include the issue of modern day slavery in their curriculum can also help students to be more alert to this global issue. In addition, long-term commitment includes extensive mass media campaigns, NGOs, partnerships for job creation and crisis counseling for victims reduces the issue and help people not