Child Trafficking Essay

So far, from this class. I’ve learned a lot. I know that’s a very broad statement but honestly, we talked a lot in this class. When I enter the door for my first day of school the first thing we talked about was Syria. I didn’t know what Syria was or that it was a country. I didn’t really pay attention to international things because I was thought, “the UN got this” The only country I paid attention to internationally was Ecuador really. But I really didn’t get an inserted into the international things until I came into the class. When I heard the things going on in Syria, I was shocked, shocked at the fact that so many people where dying because they wanted to get their voices out. It was hard to see the pictures and read the articles about what was going on. More classes passed and I started to learn about what was going on in the world, globally. I always knew the education was very poor in other countries, take it from me, my family is from Ecuador where the education system is quite poor because of their government. But heading that girls can’t attend primary school, I was mad, enraged, at the …show more content…
Human/Child Trafficking. You are probably wondering why I put human and child together. After a small research there is a different between the two things. Of course age but at times traffickers have different agendas for age groups. I could list so many reasons why this is a human right issues but I want to ask the reader. How is this not a human rights issue? In all honestly, I looked and roam around the websites provided, but the websites didn’t help me pick my topic. I knew what my topic was since October when I was leaving a art class from downtown and enter a building that was called Love146, an international human rights organization working to end child trafficking and exploitation through survivor care and prevention. Ever since that day, I wanted to do more research on this