Research Paper On Women Trafficking

Imagine you are a poor, young women, desperate for work to help provide for your family back home. What work will you do to provide for your family? Many women don’t have a choice in what work they can acquire as they easily become victims of trafficking either when seeking aid to acquire employment or answering to job ads for positions abroad, only to realize that they are prevented from leaving and forced into prostitution and sexual slavery. Other women may go abroad knowing that they will work in the industry, but are oblivious of the harsh work conditions and violence that are involved in the trafficking business. Traffickers are easily able to take advantage of women's vulnerable circumstances by luring them through false promises of tolerable working conditions and fair pay. Upon arrival, women …show more content…
Even though men are victims of trafficking, women and girls, the majority of whom are trafficked for the purpose of human exploitation, are affected in various ways that cause psychological and physical pain, yet the act of trafficking will continue to persist in many regions due to demand for sex workers, government corruption, and flawed government policy.
Commonly referred to as “modern day slavery”, human trafficking is recorded to be one of the largest growing illegal activity that is rapidly dominating acceptance in many countries. Women and girls are unjustifiably affected by trafficking because traffickers are easily able to exploit them, threatening them into sexual slavery and forced labor. Considered a regular occurrence is many countries around the world, human sex trafficking has not been