Our video will focus on sociological perspectives on Human trafficking. Indeed, is not a product of rational choice, but it is influenced by the desire to satisfy basic needs and progress in life. The victims, often economically disadvantaged young girls and women are lured with false promises of good-paying jobs, job training, education and better lives in the civilized western countries, as well as, other developing nations. Victims are often subjected to physical and psychological torture. In addition, there is a threat of physical harm to their relatives in their country of origin. Effectively trapped, they are forced to work under brutal conditions. Trafficked people become slaves in other countries while they perform all kind of services.
