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    For example, coercion is unnatural, in Augustine’s mind, regardless of the purpose. He also affirms that God intended humans to exercise dominion only over irrational creatures and members of their families. (City of God 19.14) From Augustine’s perspective, political authority is a result of human sinfulness because it requires coercion. Moreover, if Adam and Eve did not sin at beginning, the only type of human groups existing…

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    sexual exploitation is the second most common form of trafficking in Russia. Over 80 percent of all trafficking victims are women and children, with 70 percent sold abroad to the sex trade. The exploitation takes several forms, such as coercion into prostitution, coercion into production of pornography, sexual slavery, and child prostitution (Protection Project, 2010,…

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    There are two types of eugenics, negative and positive in the 1970s to the present. Negative eugenics comes with incentives, coercions, and compulsions in order to convince society that they should participate in eugenics. Negative eugenics is defined by Galton as a way to limit the fertility of the ‘undesirables’, such as the lower intelligent, the psychopaths, and the diseased. Positive eugenics insists that parts of society that have higher intelligence with a good personality, highly…

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    to plead guilty over risking harsher punishment at trial. Lucian Dervian and Vanessa Edkins in their study “ The Innocent Defendant’s Dilemma: An Innovative Empirical Study of Plea Bargaining’s Innocence Problem,” conduct a study to simulate the coercion and fear that occurs in a criminal trial. The study focuses on a college classroom study where the students were blamed for cheating on a test and were offered two choices: to admit to cheating on the exam in exchange for a more lenient…

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    According to Merriam Webster’s Dictionary abortion is the termination of a pregnancy after, accompanied by, resulting in, or closely followed by the death of the embryo or fetus. There are many different reasons why women seek abortions; some may be voluntary while other may be forced. The main focus of this study is to determine the relationship between abortion and sexual violence along with the effects Medicaid has on abortion. Abortions that are not accessible or affordable can lead women to…

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    The state is a system of authority over a group of people, usually in the arrangement of a formal government, meant to organize the people and resolve conflicts between individuals. This paper will explore the ways the state of nature justifies the creation of the state as the state of nature is the world without a government. The state of nature is the alternative to the state since it lacks a system of authority. Specifically, the Hobbesian state of nature will be used for this argument since…

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    water powered by steam that allowed factories to increase in size and to be built in towns instead of next to village stream, no wage increases and above all, the intolerable mistreatment and working conditions (16). This became a vicious cycle of coercion. Laws that abolished the rights to common land pushed labourers off their countryside were integrated and poverty was criminalized. Overwhelmed with poverty, parents were compelled to give up their offspring to orphanages (16). This situation…

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    is stated in the government’s definition of human trafficking, there are two major types of trafficking: sex trafficking and labor trafficking. Sex trafficking is when an individual engages in a commercial sex act as a result of force, threat or coercion. Though the individual may have initially…

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    what freedom means. According to Isaiah Berlin, there are two forms of freedom: Positive freedom and Negative freedom. Simply put, positive freedom is about the opportunity or freedom to do something. This form of freedom is often referred to as coercion, or the interference of human beings. Negative freedom is defined as the freedom from things. More notably, it is the freedom in which a person can act unobstructed by others(1). There are many different cases that display these freedoms and…

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    Sex Trafficking America

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    exploitation of human beings. Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act of 2000 (P.L. 106-386), is a law that prohibits labor trafficking and sex trafficking. Labor trafficking are individuals performing labor or services through the use of coercion, force and fraud. Labor trafficking also includes situations of debt bondage, forced labor and involuntary child labor. Sex trafficking involves the recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, and obtaining of a human being for the…

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