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    body as an object. Most of the time the body of the laborer is taken advantage of by the work they do. Men sell their liberties when they enter the working world. When it comes to women, the body is often turned into a commodity in the form of prostitution or is seen as a sex object for male domination. However, in From Wonso Pond Kang Kyŏngae presents women as bodies, but takes it a step further and shows that women have the agency to escape the sexual abuse of men and make their own way in…

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    Formation Beyoncé’s “Formation” has many interesting and strange aspects that may not be noticed right away. Some strange ideas include how she emphasizes individual work in her lyrics, but shows group work in her music video. The lyrics also convey that you must work to earn everything you get while the music video shows all the luxuries with no work involved. However, both convey a message about equality between gender and race. This is one reason it should be analyzed because it can…

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    Is there a moral difference between male and female prostitution? I believe that there is not a moral difference, and both male and female prostitution is morally wrong even if the circumstances are that everyone involved is 18 years of age, it is not a form of slavery, and that there is no more duress than most people encounter in difficult lives. To defend my position, I will use the Kantianism to respect people at all times. Throughout my argument, I will focus on the principles and morals…

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    to read for this assignment was “The Evolution of Porn Studies” by Chantal Braganza. In her article, Braganza talks about the evolution of the study of pornography and how despite it being a legitimate form of academia for at least thirty years the subject matter is still fraught with polarization of opinion and stigma. Braganza recounts the height of pornography with activists raising concerns about the objectification of women resulting in the promotion of the same behaviours in the real world…

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    He appeals to them through using the trafficked girl's age, stating “there was chance the girl was active in prostitution and had been since she was 15” (Mitchell 2). He shows how desperate the girl was for money, quoting Otto, “‘And she was trying to get away from her impoverished life. This is definitely not the way to do that’” (Mitchell 2). This allows readers…

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    pool comes from sex and labor trafficking. This country is mainly a source country but also a transit and destination country. According to Foreign Affairs and Insights and Reviews “round four hundred women and children are trafficked out every month” (Biswas 2015). They often kidnap children at young ages and force them into forced sex exploitations or labor jobs. A young teenage girl was interviewed in a brothel in Bangladesh and told her life story. She states that her brother sold her to a…

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    Prostitution is said to be one of the oldest kinds of oppression that human kind has experienced. Every day, many women are trafficked into or forced into the industry and are not talked about or supported enough. The issue has been consistent for many years, but represented by very few male writers like Victor Hugo. The situations and struggles of sex workers have not changed drastically since the 19th century, as portrayed by Victor Hugo in Les Miserables through the life of Fantine.…

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    Laura Augustin’s ‘Sex at the Margins’ (2007), and Jerker Edstrom’s 2010 article ‘Time to Call the Bluff’ highlight similar barriers to effective development programs. Augustin challenges imperialism in international aid, particularly concerning prostitution. Her work discusses Western aid workers’ desire to impose their own morals and control those that they help, for example, determining what aid is received (Augustin, 2007). Edstrom notes similar issues within HIV/AIDS interventions:…

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    Prostitution is a prevalent form of labor throughout the world, legal or not. Debate exists regarding the legalization of sex work of adults, and whether those who participate in and facilitate prostitution should be allowed to do so without legal punishment. In order to properly analyze the issue, prostitution must be clearly defined, and although some may define it differently, prostitution is the act of “attending to the sexual desires of a particular individual (or individuals) with bodily…

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    According to the UNTOC (UN Convention against Transnational Organized Crime) transnational crimes do not have a precise definition, but in the criminological perspective transnational crime is identified as criminal activities which is against national jurisdiction. In 1995 the United Nations identified eighteen categories which were considered to be transnational crimes. Those crimes were; money laundering, terrorist activities, theft of art and cultural objects, theft of intellectual property…

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