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    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 gaining a stronger base in the United States. This form of vice represents the modern…

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    Initially, when one hears the word empowerment, they may think of it as literally giving someone social or political power. That is not necessarily wrong, but it is so much more than that. As Charlotte Bronte states in Jane Eyre, “I am no bird; and no net ensnares me. I am a free human being with an independent will” (277). That is empowerment- feeling as though one has complete control over themselves and the situations in their lives. This awareness can then be turned outward through educating…

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    trafficking is a term for forced labor or prostitution. It is a practice of illegally transporting people from one country to another. Human trafficking has been going on all across the world for years. The question here is, how do we stop it? How do we keep people safe from it happening to them or their children even? There are many different types of human trafficking going on in the world, but I will only speak about two today. I will talk about sex trafficking, and forced labor. Sex…

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    personal property; often slavery is called chattel slavery. Slaves can be bought, sold, and sometimes perhaps stolen or kidnapped. The timeline of their capture has a variety of ranges. Slaves are held against their will, forbidden to leave and forced to work with or without being compensated. In the United States slavery is outlawed however it is still part of cultures around the world. In many countries like Africa and China children are taken as child soldiers and factory workers, even…

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    Trafficking Of Minors

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    very difficult for one to really know how many victims are affects each year because many victims do not feel the courage to speak out about their situation. However, there are organizations that estimate this information. “Forms of DMST include prostitution, pornography, stripping, escort services, and other sexual services. In terms of prevalence, most experts suggest there are currently at least 100,000 DMST victims in the United States (Estes & Weiner, 2002; Smith, 2008)” (Kotrla, 2010,p.…

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    that many people have never heard or still ignore the serious problem of human trafficking that exists in the U.S. Worldwide it is an industry that generates profits of millions of dollars every year. Human trafficking goes from prostitution to child exploitation, forced labor, smuggling of undocumented immigrants or sexual slavery of women and defenseless children. Human trafficking is a world of horror that lies hidden in large urban areas of the country and where their inhabitants know…

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    Memo On Sex Trafficking

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    Trafficking Human sex trafficking is a prevalent global issue and has been a problem since slavery was introduced to the world and has been a growing global issue since the 1400’s. Sex trafficking occurs when someone is forced to perform a commercial sex act such as prostitution, pornography, or commercial sex for any payment of value in return such as money, food, shelter, drugs, or clothes. Second to drug trafficking as the most profitable form of transnational crime; annually, millions of men…

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    trafficking. “Alexander Brown, 33, is jailed without bond on a charge of human trafficking of a minor for commercial sexual purposes. His other charges are lewd and lascivious battery on a child aged 12 to 16; deriving support from the proceeds of prostitution (being a pimp); custodial interference; and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.” Alexander is a pimp who finds ways of convincing young girls to “work” for him. When they get there for work they are being used for sex in exchange…

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    Human Trafficking 2016

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    not a light subject even though there are many who suffer from it. The dictionary definition of human trafficking is organized criminal activity in which human beings are treated as possessions to be controlled and exploited (as by being forced into prostitution…

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    slavery or forced labor. In many people’s opinions it is modern day slavery. There are both men and women who have complete control over a child or a woman, and their victim may feel trapped or scared. Do not mistake this term or the way society portrays it; it is not solely based on sex. An article written by ACLU, American Civil Liberties Union, “Human Trafficking: Modern Enslavement of Immigrant Women in the United States” reminds us that, “While some trafficking victims are forced to work in…

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