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    of exploitation, mistreatment, and stigmatization towards women; it is a social problem that continues to prevail. The prostitution business in South Korea is the epitome of this issue. South Korea 's illicit sex business teems with local and foreign women that are coerced to sell their bodies or voluntarily do it to meet living standards. The women that partake in prostitution are frowned upon because they bring ignominy to the family name. There is an unfair and unilateral view: sex workers…

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    restoration to survivors of injustices such as sex trafficking, forced labor, and citizenship rights abuse. As well as raising awareness and money on campus I have also had the opportunity to write three research papers on human trafficking and legal prostitution. Over the past two summers I have also had the opportunity to travel to Asia twice, and spend time becoming friends with women in the sex industry while pointing them towards other job opportunities. What is my motivation? There are two…

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    Prostitution may be one of the oldest professions, but many people do not truly understand what prostitution is. Many media outlets have depicted prostitution in various ways. In many films like Pretty Woman and Medea Goes to Jail, prostitution is characterized by women who gains control over their lives by selling themselves to whomever they please. Once the prostitutes fall in love, the women have the freedom to quit their occupation and start a new life. In other bodies of work, a…

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    Sex trafficking is a worldwide issue that is prevalent in many countries and is defined as “a form of human trafficking that almost always involves the forced prostitution of women, although it does fall upon men as well, often children.” This issue is a form of modern day slavery that unfortunately occurs more than it should. The fact that this is a common worldwide issue means that it is a problem that is affecting everyone. Therefore, it would be of uttermost importance for this issue to be…

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    Prostitution is a job almost as old as time. There are stories written in the Old Testament of the Bible that refer to women being forced into prostitution for a variety of different reasons. In modern times, prostitution and the sex trade still exists as a very real and serious problem. Rachel Moran, a former sex worker, writes about her thoughts on the decriminalization of the global sex trade in her article titled “Buying Sex Should Not Be Legal,” which was published in The New York Times.…

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    are being sold to a person or persons and they are treated as commodity and sold to an abuser for their own sexual pleasure and they gain money by doing so Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children mostly occurs in the sex trade business of prostitutions, child pornography, and trafficking. Although only a little research has been done in the sex trade business of commercial sexual exploitation of children involved. It is estimated that there are more than two million children around the…

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    Prostitution has been around in the world for thousands of years and has been seen throughout history all over the world. The legality of prostitution has changed from country to country over the years and each country still has its own rules surrounding prostitution. I will briefly discuss the similarities in prostitution in four different countries around the world, which are Thailand, France, Morocco and India. In Thailand, which has a population of 67,448,120, prostitution is seen as…

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    exploitation they learned how rise to the situation and unionized sex work. The human reality of international sex trade is that it is inhuman treatment of women and girls. There is a distinction that has to be made between sex trafficking and prostitution. Sex trade or trafficking is slavery. This is the inhuman treatment of people that has occurred through trickery, coercion, or kidnapping. Interesting…

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    What is prostitution? Prostitution is defined as an act or practice of engaging in sexual activity for money. Prostitution is illegal in the United States with the exception of 11 Nevada counties. In those 11 counties state law requires all prostitutes to use a condom, and be tested weekly for sexually transmitted diseases and monthly for HIV. The prostitutes as well as their owners are required to be licensed and registered and pass a background check. How is human trafficking defined? Human…

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    Global Issues Profile: Human Trafficking There are more human slaves in the world today than ever before in history. Human trafficking is the most common form of modern slavery and a grave violation of human rights and is spread out from third-world to first-world countries. It’s a twenty-seven billion dollar plus industry that victimizes over 35 million people worldwide. Human trafficking is the act of illegal recruitment or transport by means of force, coercion, exploitation or other such…

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