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    depth of what human trafficking is, and why it should be stopped. It informs those who read it that human trafficking is a crime where people are taken advantage of, and forced to do very appalling things that they do not wish to do. Human trafficking is an immense issue around the world that causes awful effects on the victims, and their friends and families. Human Trafficking is something that society needs to acknowledge more so that it can be stopped. First off, human trafficking is an…

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    Human trafficking mostly referred to as modern day slavery. It is a global phenomenon that involves maintaining or obtaining the labor or services of another human through the use of force, fraud or coercion in violation of an individual's human rights. Human trafficking encompasses labor and sexual exploitation, and its victims include women, girls and not limited to young boys. Human trafficking takes place in the United Stated but one that can also take place within a country’s borders.…

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    According to the National Human Trafficking Resource Center, human trafficking is the new form of slavery. While most people do not realize how big of a problem it is, it happens right in front of us every day. We do not hear a lot about it because “the victims are silenced” (Alvarez, 2016). If human trafficking victims speak up and say anything, there are serious consequences. That is why most of the victims do not speak up and tell anyone what is going on. “Most people who have been…

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    Human Trafficking There is an estimated 21 million victims of human trafficking in the world (Forced labor, human trafficking and slavery). Human trafficking is defined as; the illegal movements of people for the purpose of exploitation (Abas). According to Child Trafficking Statistics, these victims are 59% women, 14% men, 17% girls, and 10% boys. Human trafficking brings in an estimated 32 billion US dollars each year, making it the second most profitable criminal enterprise in the world…

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    Human trafficking, which involves the recruitment and movement of women, men, and children across or within national borders for the purposes of sexual, labor, and other forms of exploitation, is a serious human rights violation and important public health. Human trafficking is a serious crime and every year more and more humans are falling into the hands of traffickers, in their own countries and from abroad. Almost every country is affected by trafficking, and no one is save from being…

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    Human trafficking is modern day slavery, usually involving kidnapping, drugs, forced sex, forced labor or death. Men, women, and children from all over the world are bought and sold against their will, making trafficking one of the most deplorable crimes of the 21st century. In an attempt to bring attention to a huge issue regarding human trafficking, the Abolishing Justice in the 21st Century (A21) organization made a campaign poster titled “The Super Bowl- Human Trafficking”, presenting…

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    hopes and dreams could be shattered by a horrendous problem called human trafficking. Each year victims are lured, forced against their will, and sold into the black market of human trafficking. Human trafficking, the modern day equivalent of slavery, must be recognized as such by all communities if this transnational crime is to be stopped. Human trafficking is not a localized issue. “There may be a few instances of trafficking within the community but it is largely a borderless crime…

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    Dashaan Perry International Human Rights 3/7/17 Professor. Benjamin Human Trafficking Human trafficking has become modern day slavery. Across the world we have same an astonishing number of victim suffering from this horrible cause. So exactly what is Human trafficking? Human trafficking is cutting edge servitude and includes the utilization of drive, misrepresentation, or pressure to get some sort of work or business sex act. Consistently, a great deal of men, ladies, and kids are…

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    Human trafficking is a big epidemic in today 's society. There have been many cases everyday that been on the news or that we read in the new york times or daily news, indicate that someone was caught human trafficking. So what is human trafficking? Well human trafficking is the act of moving someone or keeping someone against their will. This definition was built over history leading up to modern times. Before we get into the modern times of human trafficking I will like to take it back…

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    women and children fall into the hands of of these criminals for forced labor or sexually exploration. It’s getting WORSE ("Human Trafficking by the Numbers." Human Rights First. Human Rights Office). Thus, many victims become involved in human trafficking and many victims come to the United States hoping for a job and end up in human trafficking. Moreover, Human trafficking deeply affects victims and they suffer from lack of self-esteem, emotional disturbance, disorientation, and depression…

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