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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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    and continues to impact our society. Many different categories of human trafficking exist, but some of the most dominant and reoccurring kinds are slavery and the sexual trafficking of women into forced prostitution. Human trafficking often began as slavery, however quickly developed into prostitution and the selling of women in many areas which still remain a booming business in underdeveloped societies, where as the business of slavery for labor, rather than sex, was much more prominent in…

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    Unbeknownst to her, the man she loved had a dreadful future planned for her. Her pimp, a man 35 years older than her promised her a future filled with all of her childhood dreams. He told her that her dreams came with a price of temporarily working in prostitution. He trained her to become a prostitute, taking her to the brothels and teaching her various sexual acts. At age 17, he convinced her to run away with him so that they could live together without needing other people’s approval. His…

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    Prostitution has existed “since the beginning of third millennium B.C and is often referred as the world's oldest profession” (Fanni, 2014) . Despite the decriminalization of sex trade in many countries, it still exists and “is one of the biggest industry with a revenue worldwide of $186 billion” (Prostitution Statistic, 2015). Many issues and risks are associated with this profession. Some scholars argue ethically it corrupts people's moral compass, other experts say that human trafficking is…

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    law. In 709.15 of the Iowa Code, it mentions therapists, including psychologists (Iowa Code 709). Sex surrogacy is a type of therapist, therefore seeming that they violate the law there as well. The field of sex work that does break the law is prostitution, which is very commonly mixed up with sex…

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    overcome one for the use of selling and buying services(4). The findings of the study are eye opening to a tragedy that has remained behind closed doors. In Georgia, 300 adolescent are exploited every month, on average 67 girls participated in prostitution in places that are known for trafficking, 129 girls are prostituted nightly on average and, on average 137 girls appeared on the website craigslist a month (3). These findings…

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    overseas problem, or a problem that has very low risk to affecting loved ones and this is because of the lack of information provided by the government. Children are being taken everyday in places that are visited in everyday lives. The public needs to know what a predator looks like, and how to get out of a potentially dangerous situation. Children need to be educated on the peril of talking to strangers because if they’re not, this problem will continue to increase and get more and more out of…

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    beings for the purpose of prostitution, forced labor, or other forms of exploitation. Trafficking seems to be on the down low, because I never seem to hear about it around our area.…

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    It is an interactive approach that combines a variety of aspects that relate to human trafficking, such as protection of human rights, assistance to victims, and prevention programs. Under this protocol women in prostitution and child laborers are no longer viewed as criminals but victims of crime, it is a global response against trafficking, there is an accepted international definition of trafficking, victims are protected, consent of victim is irrelevant, there…

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    same but with the exception that prostitutes have pimps that sell them on the streets [ CITATION Tin15 \l 1033 ]. “The average age for women andchildren to be forced into sex trafficking and prostitution is ages 12 and 14. Anf th youngest to bereported is age 9.” Said a survivor who was recruited into prostitution at age 14 [ CITATION Tin15 \l 1033 ]. She also explains that most girls on the streets have pimps that they work for. They pay the pimp in return they receive protection form other…

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