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    At least 20.9 million people will fall victim to being bought and sold for sexual exploitation (equailtynow.org). More needs to be done for those 20.9 million innocent people who have had their whole life ripped away from them. “Sex trafficking happens in every state, in every community, in every jurisdiction. It’s big business and it’s one of the worst crimes imaginable (aradillas).” To completely understand the severity of this topic you first must understand its elements. The act, or what is…

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    expanding to many countries, and people are more accessible to such pursuit of leisure. As stated by Jill Yen in her article, The Body Matters, the emergence of sex tourism has brought about many international issues, like human trafficking, child prostitution, disease pandemic, and many other unfavorable problems. With that said, there has been many research and advocacy conducted to reaffirm the opposition to sex tourism. Over the year, most reports or discourse that I have encountered in…

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    Human Trafficking and the Hispanic/ Latino(a) American: A Look at Culture and Theoretical Perspectives related to the Prevalence of this Crime Kyra D. Bradley, Texas Woman’s University kbradley8@twu.edu SOCI 5903-01: ST: RACE, CRIME AND JUSTICE Word Count: 1,352 Abstract Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking is a type of human trafficking that solicits youth under the age of 18 into activities associated with criminal and commercial sex trade. Due to socioeconomic factors, some racial/ ethnic…

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    I don’t know about you but when I go out, the last thing in my mind is, What would happen if I get kidnapped or something along those lines. Nope, I just go on with my day, and seeing unfamiliar faces every day, not caring who they are or what they do. I see cars, and not even once do I think “I wonder what they are up too.” Nope, I just go on with my day, but like all of you. I don’t see what’s really happening, I am unaware of the world in the shadows sometimes. I’m not aware that, the moment…

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    Child Trafficking There are many reasons why traffickers trafficked children. For example to make children do forced labour, forced marriage, exploitation or sexual exploitation. Also, to make children afraid by abusing them. This research is to analyze the reasons for child trafficking. With this in mind, child traffickers use children for forced labour and for forced marriage. In fact, children worldwide has been taken by 45 million in 2016 shown on the cite, “Tackling Slavery, Human…

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    someone who is “the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring or receipt of persons by means of a person having control over another person, for the purpose of exploitation. Exploitation shall include, at a minimum, the exploitation or the prostitution or other forms of sexual exploitation, forced labor or services, slavery or practices similar to slavery, servitude or the removal of organs (Getu 142). It is considered the fastest growing…

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    Asian Bride Stereotypes

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    as immoral due to widespread prostitution and Chinese men as a threat to white labour. Therefore, the Chinese were seen to seriously jeopardise the American race and moral integrity and therefore should be strictly controlled. The stereotype of the Asian bride and sex worker was further compounded by the War Brides Act of 1945. Yuh (2002) discusses how Asian women and their ‘pimps’ had cashed in on the American military involvement in Asia through camp town prostitution. Asian brides of American…

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    Human trafficking can easily be explained by its definition, " organized criminal activity in which human beings are treated as possessions to be controlled and exploited, as by being forced into prostitution or involuntary labor,” (“Human Trafficking”). However, the definition itself doesn’t explain the broader picture. Human trafficking doesn’t just affect women, according to Greenbaum she states that, “Trafficked persons may be of any race, ethnicity…

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    According to Todres (2013), human trafficking is “the recruitment, transportation,” or transfer of people, using fear, coercion, or deceit, “for the purpose of exploitation” (para. 3). In other words, human trafficking is modern-day slavery. Although human trafficking is a global problem, labor and commercial sex trafficking is practiced domestically in the United States, which is influenced by consumer choices and the anti-trafficking policies of corporations. In 2000, the Trafficking Victims…

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    Modern day slavery. This is the term used to describe human trafficking. According to the United Nations human trafficking is defined as the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring, or receipt of persons, by means of the threat or use of force or other forms of coercion, of abduction, of fraud, of deception, of the abuse of power or of a position of vulnerability…. for the purpose of exploitation”( Haerens, 98). Victims of human trafficking suffer from force and coercion. Traffickers…

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