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    The spectacle of human trafficking is one of the most serious challenges facing the international community today mainly because it represents a host of problems in areas including organized crime, migration, security, prostitution, health, and labor. Nonetheless, with the increasing processes of international migration, globalization, and development of new communication/information technologies, human trafficking has continued to increase significantly across the globe. Practices that existed…

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    Nike Labor Trafficking

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    day slavery. ILO states that “Labor trafficking is the movement of persons for the purpose of forced labor and services”; which includes child trafficking victims. Both MNCs like Nike and Gap had been caught using sweatshops that uses trafficked children in the 1990s. 1. NIKE INC. In 1970, Nike was accused for using sweatshops in producing its shoes, clothing and sport equipment. Nike is produced in China, Taiwan, Vietnam with cheaper labour fees, where sweatshop workers were local people…

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    aware of the red flags. Some of the red flags would be if the victim is living with the employer or if the victim answers questions as if they rehearsed it. Signs of physical abuse may also indicate that the person is a victim of human trafficking. Children that are abused at a young age are normally victims of human trafficking. A shocking 55% of victims are women or girls (“Hotline Statistics”.) These young victims are promised by the trafficker that this is the only way to make money and that…

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    men, women, and children, violates the fundamental right to life. Trafficked women and children for purposes of sexual exploitation increase annually with 2 million new victims, generating an estimated 7 billion to 12 billion dollars a year (Denisova). Human trafficking manifests in different forms, such as brothels, sex trafficking, mail order brides, sex tourism, pornography, prostitution, stropping, lap dancing, and phone sex companies; whereas, the sexual exploitation of children is most…

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    Human Sex Trafficking Human sex trafficking is the modern day form of slavery. According to the United Nations, human trafficking is generally defined as the “the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, or receipt of persons by improper means (such as force, abduction, fraud, or coercion) for an improper purpose including forced labor or sexual exploitation” (Brewer, 2008, p.46) Activities of human sex trafficking are rampant on the international scene with this particular trend…

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    On May 4, 2014, Justin Training examined Mitch Black to write a psychological report, using an unstructured interview, a Rorschach inkblot test, and the Beck Depression Inventory. From this report, it was clear that Mitch is aggressive, drinks excessively, has difficulties with relationships, and has problems with authority. In the conclusion of Training’s report, Mitch was diagnosed with mild depressive disorder and a tobacco addiction. However, the report falls short in many regards, and by…

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    Youth Theatre

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    Youth Theatre is defined by the National Association Youth Drama 2014 as ‘a safe place that supports young people by using group or ensemble drama approaches. Contributing to the artistic, personal and social development of young people through their commitment and voluntary participation ‘. Therefore Youth theatre groups promote different approaches, which have equivalent focuses such as the development of theatre skills or personal development in order to provide beneficial educational values.…

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    profit every day. It is generally comprehended as a process where individuals are being exploited, whether physically or mentally, for the purpose of economic benefits. Hence, trafficking may take place across borders or within a country. Women, children, and men are being trafficked for a lot of reasons, incorporating sexual abuse and labour exploitation. It is noteworthy to mention that human trafficking occurs in most of the countries and regions all around the world. However, this dilemma…

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    innocent children, women, and men; that’s life’s are taken from them and given to criminals. Majority of the victims taken, are never found again. The act of this crime causes the families to hurt and grieve for their loved ones. “To fully understand what child trafficking is, one must first understand the concept of human trafficking itself.”(Gale Student Resources). Having something so special, close to heart, swept up and taken from you is what hurts the most to the family. Children are…

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    Clinical Assessments

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    Correspondingly, my Critical Annotation of the book entitled “Appraisal Procedures for Counselors and Helping Professionals” was focused on testing and assessments used in helping professions. The construct of intelligence is largely focused on “individual differences in mental ability” (Drummond, 2004, p. 124) and has over the years had several models postulated in an attempt to theorize its facets. Some of the more prominent models purported includes Thurstone’s Multifactor theory, Vernon’s…

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