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    the sexual abuse for women and children. Going into these brothel houses to retrieve these women and children is a dangerous job. She puts her life in danger for these children. Most of the people who work for her are the girls that she rescued. There are almost 30 million people forced into human trafficking in the world. The organization Friends of Maiti Nepal works together with Maiti Nepal to end sex trafficking. Another organization working to save these children is International Justice…

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    There is a girl sitting in a dark room, naked, cold, and hungry, waiting for the next john to enter the room and rape them. This is sadly the reality for many individuals who are victims of sex trafficking/human trafficking. Sex trafficking is defined as, “the illegal trade of human beings mainly for the purposes of commercial sexual exploitation or forced labour” (Allais). An estimated twenty-seven million people are in bondage across the globe (“A21”). Human trafficking is a century old issue…

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    lives. Mrs. Warren from Bernard Shaw’s infamous play Mrs. Warren’s Profession owns her own brothel and by doing so she is able to send her daughter to a boarding school, allowing her daughter to get a better education than she had. The views on prostitution during the Victorian Era were that is was not the job of a lady, but since it allowed women to scandalously liberate themselves and provide for their loved ones much like a man would be able to, it became widely popular for women to become…

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    abused, and vulnerable men, women, and children. Trafficked women and children for purposes of sexual exploitation increase annually with 2 million new victims, generating an estimated 7 billion to 12 billion dollars a year (source). Human trafficking manifests in different forms, such as brothels, sex trafficking, mail order brides, sex tourism, pornography, prostitution, stropping, lap dancing, and phone sex companies; whereas, the sexual exploitation of children is most commonly seen through…

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    Typically, people correlate sex trafficking and prostitution, when they are not one in the same. To believe that the correlation is relevant would require ignorance and unawareness. The feminists approach are vital for opposing and understanding the phenomena. Their most significant influence lies in the…

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    issue it brings to the world. She also compares sex trafficking to slavery. The second article, “The Wrong Cure for Sex Trafficking” written by Weissmueller, argues more toward legalizing sex trafficking and the consequences of victims suffering prostitution. Biswas clearly has a better article because it shows a better pathos and logos argument. over Weissmueller’s better ethos argument. Although Amrita…

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    Sex Trafficking Report

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    considered one of the top three States in which trafficking is a huge problem. Growing up in Wisconsin you see the working women/men aka prostitutes walking up and down certain locations in milwaukee that are considered to be illegally designated for prostitution. So my thought is to create a transitional living home for those who have been exploited. This home will provide each person with the tools essential for living a normal and healthy life such as: Counseling, mental health assessment…

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    protect women, at an old or young age, from being involved in the white slave trade which was known for prostitution. Due to the non-strict preposition of this agreement, individuals believed that this agreement was put into place to maintain a certain amount of white…

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    country in the world is affected by trafficking. We define human trafficking as the unwilling transportation of a person by threat or force to achieve the consent of that person for the purpose of exploitation. This type of exploitation can include prostitution, forced labor, slavery, sexual abuse, removal of organs, or any other types of exploitation. The criminalization of this act if caught can be if you are participating as an accomplice or organizing a human trafficking organization as…

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    Sex Trafficking In Nepal

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    no longer use to traffickers. A study done by Silverman, Decker, and other doctors (2007), in which they were researching the prevalence of HIV in Nepali women, showed that many become infected, and the younger the girls were when forced into prostitution, the higher chance of contracting the disease. In a rescue in Bombay in February of 1996, of the 218 Nepali girls who were rescued, 60-70% of them were HIV positive (Hughes, 2011). In a study of 287 Nepalese women who had survived sex…

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