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    room and rape them. This is sadly the reality for many individuals who are victims of sex trafficking/human trafficking. Sex trafficking is defined as, “the illegal trade of human beings mainly for the purposes of commercial sexual exploitation or forced labour” (Allais). An estimated twenty-seven million people are in bondage across the globe (“A21”). Human trafficking is a century old issue that continues to claim too many victims each year. Because of its secretive nature, knowing the exact…

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    In countries all around the globe, children and young adults sell their bodies, are abused, work like animals, and even have their organs removed all for the profit of strangers. Many people believe that Human Trafficking only consists of teenage girls, when little do they know, it involves men as well as many small children, and even victims of older ages. Also the assumption is that all Human Trafficking is just for sexual exploitation, when there are many more aspects that can fall under…

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    is “the illegal business of recruiting, harboring, transporting, obtaining, or providing a person and especially a minor for the purpose of sex” (“sex trafficking”). Slavery has been around for thousands of years, before the 1400’s. Africans were forced away from their homes and shipped to be sold as slaves by the Europeans. In 1562 Britain also joined in the selling of the slaves. By the 1600’s other colonies would sell slaves and raising the number of slaves being own and bought. “Later on,…

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    brothels to dating and prostitution. Love for Sale takes place in New York City, NY, from 1900 to 1945, it journeys through the major events that occurred in the U.S., World War I, Great Depression, and World War II. The author, Elizabeth Alice Clement, is an assistant professor of history at the University of Utah. The central argument of Love for Sale is, “Profoundly shaped by women’s economic inequality and insecurities, all three practices-courtship, treating, and prostitution-reflected the…

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    Sold by Patricia McCormick, a young girl who lives with her poor family in a small village in Nepal, must set out to get a job in the city. Relying on complete stranger to take her there, she gets to the city and is forced into sex trafficking. In the novel, young girls are forced into sex trafficking without a choice. People are not educated enough when it comes to sex trafficking. Most people do not even realize that these cruel acts are happening all around them; they are oblivious to the…

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    and half are children. Human Trafficking is the illegal movement of people, normally for the use of forced labor or commercial sexual exploitation. Human trafficking is a very horrible and sad thing in today’s world. Every year, thousands of innocent people are taken into sex trafficking and forced labor, leaving them physically and mentally scarred. Common Places There are many areas where forced labor takes place. According to U.S Department of Health, “China’s internal migrant population,…

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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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    in the world is affected by trafficking. We define human trafficking as the unwilling transportation of a person by threat or force to achieve the consent of that person for the purpose of exploitation. This type of exploitation can include prostitution, forced labor, slavery, sexual abuse, removal of organs, or any other types of exploitation. The criminalization of this act if caught can be if you are participating as an accomplice or organizing a human trafficking organization as well.…

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    Communities and Exploited Persons Act, received its assent of legalization. The Parliament Members of Canada have grave concerns about the exploitation, objectification, risks of violence and the disproportionate impact on women and children inherent in prostitution (PCEPA 2014). Although the legislation passed by the Canadian parliament initially intents to tackle the issues of human trafficking and their exploitation, however it fails to put into perspective the actual stakeholders being…

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    immigrants. Many historians cite the Immigration Act of 1917 as the beginning of these exclusions, but Grace Pena Delgado argues that this exclusion began in the preceding decades. In her essay “Border Control and Sexual Policing: White Slavery and Prostitution along the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands, 1903-1910”, Delgado explains how the border became a site of gender and sexual exclusion during this time period. These exclusionary policies began in the late nineteenth century and worked with the…

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