There are many social ills that is plaguing our society as a whole, but the focus of the topic to be investigated is human trafficking. Everyone could come to a unanimous understanding that it is nearly impossible to eradicate human trafficking from our contemporary society; however, some initiatives could be taken to greatly ameliorate this nefarious practices in our society. Also, there is a consensus that prostitution is illegal in every jurisdiction in the U.S., except in Nevada where it is strictly regulated. As a result, it is being fused with sex trafficking. The enactment of the Federal protection Act (TVPA) in 2000, define Sex Trafficking as “The recruitment, harboring, transporting, provision, or obtaining of a person for the purpose
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All the aforementioned are considered serious crimes, and violation of human rights in the United States. Conflict Perspective Theory will be used to substantiate the message that our video will be conveying to our audience. According to Kelly Welch, the author of the book “Think Human Sexuality,” stated that the conflict theory support the basic theme that human beings are prone to conflict, and that conflict is expected, natural, and inevitable. This theory is derived from Karl …show more content…
Another area that is worth shedding some limelight on, is use of legal means of formal adoption to perpetrate the crime of trafficking because more emphasis is laid on the profit seeking external actors (Pimps). Many perspective adopter use this avenue for despicable purposes. Therefore, U.S. government has already had very strict laws, by mandating the adoption agencies to conduct an extensive background checks on parents seeking adoptions. This helps to deter the ones who might engage in adoptions for their own selfish gains, as a result, the statute prevents them from trafficking innocent victims, and stopping them from potentially subjecting their victims to exploitation. There is a loophole to this system of adoption because United States do not persecute the illicit intercountry adoption which the adoption agencies commit all the element associated with trafficking. For instance, the adoption agencies based in Hawaii, Seattle, and Utah enticed hundreds of Cambodian and Samoan families to relinquish their children for better lives in the States (and putting them through adoption, without adequate background checks on their new parents). Even though, their practice depicted all basics associated with
All the aforementioned are considered serious crimes, and violation of human rights in the United States. Conflict Perspective Theory will be used to substantiate the message that our video will be conveying to our audience. According to Kelly Welch, the author of the book “Think Human Sexuality,” stated that the conflict theory support the basic theme that human beings are prone to conflict, and that conflict is expected, natural, and inevitable. This theory is derived from Karl …show more content…
Another area that is worth shedding some limelight on, is use of legal means of formal adoption to perpetrate the crime of trafficking because more emphasis is laid on the profit seeking external actors (Pimps). Many perspective adopter use this avenue for despicable purposes. Therefore, U.S. government has already had very strict laws, by mandating the adoption agencies to conduct an extensive background checks on parents seeking adoptions. This helps to deter the ones who might engage in adoptions for their own selfish gains, as a result, the statute prevents them from trafficking innocent victims, and stopping them from potentially subjecting their victims to exploitation. There is a loophole to this system of adoption because United States do not persecute the illicit intercountry adoption which the adoption agencies commit all the element associated with trafficking. For instance, the adoption agencies based in Hawaii, Seattle, and Utah enticed hundreds of Cambodian and Samoan families to relinquish their children for better lives in the States (and putting them through adoption, without adequate background checks on their new parents). Even though, their practice depicted all basics associated with