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    Human trafficking, as defined by the Department of Homeland Security, is “a modern-day form of slavery involving the illegal trade of people for exploitation or commercial gain”. It is a high profiting industry, generating billions of dollars a year. It is second only to drug trafficking as the most profitable transnational crime (Dept. of Homeland Security). According to the U.S. State Department, every year 600,000 to 800,000 people are being trafficked across the international borders. The…

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    (Brink 2007, ch.3.6). The relationship between individuals and the government is merely based on the idea of self-ruling and self-governance. In terms of the family, Mill’s wants there to be a harm free relationship between husbands, wives, and their children so that the actions taken by family members does not cause harm on others in that family. Mill’s then focuses on non-consensual harm where he discusses that it is applied when “one has knowingly and willing risked something harmful, one…

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    would actually see this going on. If you just take a second to look at these young women and children’s faces you can see this is not what they chose to do. Quite frankly, it’s terrifying to think about and see with your own eyes. Those women and children are somebody’s daughter or mother, they aren’t people who chose to sell their body and their…

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    Trafficking In America

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    are held for human trafficking could possibly be children, adults, citizens of the united states or even foreign that have been migrated. ( http://www2.ed.gov ) When we hear the words “sex trafficking,” as Americans we immediately think of women and children OVERSEAS who are being forced into the sex trade or who are brought into the United States for the purpose of sexual exploitation. We don’t usually think closer to home —…

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    victims. I assisted in the establishment of five more non-profits designed to reach those in the sex industry and worked to rescue four victims from human trafficking. I was selected to be a member of the Governors Task Force against Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC), in Atlanta Georgia. I researched the laws surrounding victims of human trafficking, and worked with the DA’s office in Macon Georgia, lobbying to change the wording in a poorly written law for prosecution of men…

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    “Human trafficking is modern-day slavery and involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to obtain some type of labor or commercial sex act” (Blue Campaign, para. 1). The case of human trafficking has drawn attention to many people worldwide. On February 6, 2017, a flight attendant noticed a girl with bruises on her body. The flight attendant proceeded to tell her where the bathroom was and she left a note on the mirror for the girl. The flight attendant asked the girl if she needed help. The…

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    of language, violence, sexual abuse, controlling behavior of men, intimidation and economic oppression. Women have also been stereotyped and subjected to roles like childcare and domestic labour. Patriarchy, described…

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    Human Trafficking Report

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    As of 2010, human trafficking had been estimated to represent $31.6 billion of international trade (Haken, 2011) According to ILO, forced labour takes up three forms: forced labour imposed by armed forces, forced commercial sexual exploitation and forced labour for economic exploitation, these two forms of forced labour are imposed by private agents or enterprises. The victims of human trafficking are often deceived, or forced into these activities. Traffickers often target people…

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    history and is the 3rd largest international crime industry behind drugs and weapon trafficking. About 80% of trafficking is sex trafficking and 19% is labor trafficking. Human Trafficking has affected many people and societies around the world and children and teenagers should be made more aware of the dangers of trafficking through teaching people what it is and how to prevent it. Human trafficking is defined as “the recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, or obtaining of a person…

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    that said my view on the issue is in agreeance that the media does in fact negatively impact adolescent sexuality. There are three main reasons for my side of the argument, which are, how exposure to sexual content in the media affects adolescents views on gender roles, sexual attitudes, and sexual behaviors in a negative way. For the purpose of defending my stance I will provide reasons…

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