1.0 Introduction My investigation topic is human trafficking. Human trafficking is an act of recruitment, transportation, transfer or receipt of persons. Human trafficking is an illegal human trade with improper purposes including forced labor or sexual slavery. Human trafficking is a grave crime and serious human rights violations. Men, women and children become victims of traffickers in countries of origin, transit and destination. I have selected this investigation topic because I am concerned this less addressed but have deep political, economical and social impacts on global, national and local levels. Although human trafficking is an inhuman activity that shown no respect to other livings, it persist, throughout the
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Traffickers prey on people whom living in poverty which people are unemployment, low wage employment and uneducated. Individuals in developing countries seek better living conditions due to the impact of political instability and corruption. (blueblindfold,2015) 3.2 Pull factors The “pull” factors happen in countries of destination, which is in developed countries. ‘Individuals in developed countries demand for cheap labour, provision of sexual services, organs and tissues.’ (blueblinfold, 2015)
4.0 Victims and traffickers 4.1 Traffickers Traffickers may have the same poor financial foundation as their victims. Traffickers can be homeless individuals, runaway teens, refugees or drug addicts. Some parents are even a part of trafficking of their children. Traffickers make all the necessary arrangements and bears the cost such as transport, meals and accommodation. Traffickers are able to master the victim through debt bondage. There is a lot of control tactics employed by traffickers, such as taking away the identification documents and their belongings, victims are isolated from friends and family, and victims will be renaming. Traffickers allure them on promises to give them a better life includes offering promise of marriage, employment and
Traffickers prey on people whom living in poverty which people are unemployment, low wage employment and uneducated. Individuals in developing countries seek better living conditions due to the impact of political instability and corruption. (blueblindfold,2015) 3.2 Pull factors The “pull” factors happen in countries of destination, which is in developed countries. ‘Individuals in developed countries demand for cheap labour, provision of sexual services, organs and tissues.’ (blueblinfold, 2015)
4.0 Victims and traffickers 4.1 Traffickers Traffickers may have the same poor financial foundation as their victims. Traffickers can be homeless individuals, runaway teens, refugees or drug addicts. Some parents are even a part of trafficking of their children. Traffickers make all the necessary arrangements and bears the cost such as transport, meals and accommodation. Traffickers are able to master the victim through debt bondage. There is a lot of control tactics employed by traffickers, such as taking away the identification documents and their belongings, victims are isolated from friends and family, and victims will be renaming. Traffickers allure them on promises to give them a better life includes offering promise of marriage, employment and