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    Human Trafficking Human trafficking is a serious issue. It’s the second largest criminal enterprise after drug smuggling and arms dealing. Human trafficking is the illegal movement of people, typically for forced labor or commercial sexual exploitation. There are many myths about human trafficking that it doesn’t happen here in the United States or that victims are only foreign and are poor. Actually, human trafficking exists in every country and victims can be any age, race, gender, or…

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    Topic: The Global Impact of Modern Slavery Bryfonski, Dedria. Human Trafficking. Greenhaven, 2013. Print. This book was found through the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library system. Centered on the major aspects of global human trafficking, it explores a large number of human trafficking- related issues. These issues include human trafficking’s contributing factors, internet sites and trafficking, the possible impact of globalization, etc. The book was published fairly recently and contains…

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    believe in modern day slavery? Human trafficking is a perfect example of modern day slavery and those involved should be heavily punished. When most people think of human trafficking they think of people being sold as sex slaves. That is not the only reason for trafficking people as they are also being used of force, fraud, or labor. This is happening all around the world and chances are, no matter where you live it could be happening nearby. Human trafficking is defined as the illegal…

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    The human trafficking industry is an illegal multimillion dollar money making platform, which thousands upon thousands of women, children and men are exposed to every day. I was introduced to this form of slavery while reading the novel Traffiked, by Sophie Hayes; the true story of how the author herself was forced into the world of trafficking and was a victim of forced prostitution, to make money for a man whom she loved and thought loved her too. Throughout this report I will be discussing…

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    Human trafficking is a big epidemic in today 's society. There have been many cases everyday that been on the news or that we read in the new york times or daily news, indicate that someone was caught human trafficking. So what is human trafficking? Well human trafficking is the act of moving someone or keeping someone against their will. This definition was built over history leading up to modern times. Before we get into the modern times of human trafficking I will like to take it back…

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    Introduction: I believe human trafficking is morally wrong, not only because it is another form of degrading a human, but also that it happens to children is something that is morally outrageous. In order to increase awareness of the major societal problem of human trafficking is focusing on the high demand and the need for the demand and stop blaming victims for putting them selves in situations victim find themselves in. As a society we need to ask ourselves who benefits from trafficking…

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    Jon, this is a very well written post about human trafficking. I was surprised to learn all of the other reason people become victims of human trafficking, like the removal of organs. This was a real eye opener for me. The perpetrators of human trafficking are guilty of a criminal act. In fact, “Trafficked persons should also be seen as victims of crime. Support and protection of victims is a humanitarian objective and an important means of ensuring that victims are willing and able to…

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    Modern slavery Human and sex trafficking is the second largest crime in the world behind the selling of illegal drugs; with anywhere from 14,500 to 17,500 people being trafficked in the United States, and 600,000 to 800,000 all over the world (11 facts). Many of the victims being kids ranging in ages from 12 to 14. One of the ways that people are tricked into becoming a trafficking victim are through “friends” that they meet online and want to meet up. Seeing how popular social media sites…

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    The Department of Defense has been bringing awareness to military personnel, civilians and contractors. All are required to complete a general military training course on trafficking in person yearly. This course explains what is trafficking of a person, who may be involved and how to recognize it. It also teaches the members how the participation in sexual acts with the victims makes it harder for them to escape and keeps the recruitment of others at a high demand. Participation from DOD…

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    misconception of human trafficking is that it is same or very similar to smuggling. Those who are “smuggled” into a country are doing so by their own free will, without coercion. Human trafficking victims don’t have to be shipped anywhere internationally to still be “trafficked”. Since they are being captured or coerced into slavery, it is against their free will, therefore wildly different from smuggling. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Service, Human trafficking is a…

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