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    Human trafficking is one the world 's largest illegal crime rings that profits from the sexual and physical exploitation of individuals making it a violation of human rights. Annually there are about 17,500 victims that are smuggled into different countries such as the United States, and are forcefully trafficked into a variation of crime rings (Chisolm-Straker, 2006). Human trafficking is most often described as a form of modern day slavery because of its mistreatment and exploitation of the…

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    As more countries continue to prosper and advance, it enables human trafficking to thrive. In the contemporary society, human trafficking is seen as both global and domestic problem. Human trafficking is perhaps one of the worst form of labor exploitation and is can be perceived as a negative result of the global marketplace. Statistically speaking, according to the United Nations…

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    Policy Recommendation, In dealing with human trafficking, there is a two way approach that can be used, prevention and protection. The significance of laws in the fight against human trafficking is seen when dealing with the day to day cases where victims are faced with problems such as lack of heath care. The federal laws play an important function in according the victims just or fair treatment as well as healthcare services where necessary. In addition, there is a need to accord the victims a…

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    world as well. The different types of trafficking leave an affect on the victims and effects on the world. What is human trafficking? Human trafficking is the recruitment of people for commercial sexual exploitation or forced labor for little or no pay. It’s most often carried out by force, deceit, or taking advantage of someone. Most human trafficking victims are women and girls. Human trafficking is most known as the modern-day slavery. (Norma Ramos, 1) Trafficking in Europe started in the…

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    Human Trafficking is one of the largest issues we face globally today especially with refugee crises such as the displacement of a large portion of the Syrian population due to the Syrian civil war. This is a global issue taking place in almost every country and taking different forms, such as forced labour and sexual exploitation of victims who are being moved from their homes and can be taken to different countries completely. Human trafficking is modern slavery and a huge issue globally with…

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    Fariha Quadir Bridget Kelso Anthony Concise Public Speaking 12th October, 2017 Informative speech:Human Trafficking Fellow classmates, today I would like to share some gathered information about a subject that is not very spoken about, human trafficking. I am a young female Muslim girl, who had the great opportunity to live in America, with a full education and living in a perfect environment and I cannot be more blessed than I am today. I don’t think I can be any happier than I am. But what…

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    about human trafficking. Hanna Kit came to the US in 2007 from Ukraine, with her mother, who was identified as a victim of human trafficking and exploitation. Kit graduated from Brooklyn College and has volunteered with the organization Sanctuary for Families. Hanna Kit started off by talking about her mom and herself. One day her mother was worried about Hanna not calling her from school. However, when she got home she sat her mother down to…

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    about those are important to. One of the major problems we have swept under the rug is the human trafficking problem we are facing. These people trafficked are family,friends,and neighbors. Although it is not widely talked about human trafficking often it is such an epidemic. There are over 30 million trafficked people in the world today and if that doesn’t raise a red flag what will.(“What Is”)…

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    Announces Efforts to Combat Human Trafficking at Home and Abroad." The White House. September 25, 2015. Accessed January 10, 2016. https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2012/09/25/fact-sheet-obama-administration-announces-efforts-combat-human-trafficki. Notes: Message from President Obama (2012) addressing human trafficking, and the importance of eliminating this problem in the United States and worldwide. President Obama initiates efforts to monitor and combat trafficking in persons.…

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    ground rules for the interview. It is meant to give you the opportunity to share your experiences of talking to your doctor or healthcare provider about human trafficking. Your opinions and perspectives are necessary for the interview and obviously you have knowledge that can help us better understand those who have experienced human trafficking and talked with their healthcare providers. A complete honesty is needed in responding to questions. If something I am asking you is hard to…

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