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    from them. “The trafficking of women and children for the sex trade is considered one of the worst and most exploitive forms of human trafficking” (Engstrom et al., 2004, p. 193). This issue of sex trade is the overall issue the film focuses on throughout its many different segments. However, there are three topics that stood out and help to summarize the overall issues of the sex industry in…

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    Sex/human trafficking is a growing problem that is happening in Brazil. Human trafficking is modern-day slavery and involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to obtain some type of labor or a commercial sex act. Since 2013 the sex trafficking in Brazil has grown 1,500 percent according to the government, which means that increased awareness of crime, this indicates that it's a major problem. The hotspot city for sex tourism is in Fortaleza in the northern corner of Brazil, it was also one of…

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    Stockholm Syndrome

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    Most young men used in the sex industry are heterosexual.They are drawn by many of the same forces as women. If the young prostituted men are bought to do to do things for the “Johns”, the Johns consider themselves straight, and claim that only the young prostituted man is gay. The young men that are used in Male-on-male prostitution often are left with tremendous confusion about their actual sexual orientation. When the males try to escape the sex worker life they may encounter all the…

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    and sex is legal, selling sex should also be legal. However, prostitution should remain illegal for the safety of the people involved. Legalizing prostitution would encourage sex trafficking, increase the amount of rape and abuse cases, and support misogynistic behavior. Prostitution is often a pseudonym for sex trafficking. For over a century, the U.S. has been committed to ending all forms of human trafficking (The White House). To allow prostitution would be to…

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    “Sex-Work; a way of living” Sex trafficking, an epidemic in its most latent manner, effects the morals and rights of freedom and protection of society. In 2014, Bill C-36 under Canada’s Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons Act, received its assent of legalization. The Parliament Members of Canada have grave concerns about the exploitation, objectification, risks of violence and the disproportionate impact on women and children inherent in prostitution (PCEPA 2014). Although the…

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    Introduction The topic that is being investigated is the factors that are correlated to the occupation of sex workers. Understanding mental health and physical health problems in sex workers can lead to a better perspective on sex workers as people. Many sex workers especially, street workers are categorized as drugies and other derogatory names however this generalization is offensive and inaccurate. Throughout these articles physical health and mental health are examined. Physical health is…

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    and male sex workers in this risky industry. Much like society, female workers are expected to be submissive and catering to men’s needs. Therefore, any man who chooses this as his trade of choice is compared to a woman and seen as feminine and thus weak. (Stoddard, 2014). Most male prostitutes that do partake in the trade, regardless of their willingness and consent to work, have been stereotyped as weak victims of overpowering, more dominant men. They are not seen as consenting male sex…

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    Are individuals aware of the human trafficking situation going on throughout the entire planet? Do they even know what human trafficking is and how it affects not only the people involuntarily involved but every single other person as well? According to the United States Department of Homeland Security, human trafficking is defined as, “Human trafficking is a modern-day form of slavery involving the illegal trade of people for exploitation or commercial gain” (dhs.gov, 2015). But, the most…

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    second largest criminal industry in the world and is still growing. Since, I identify as a woman and most of sex trafficking is targeted towards women I feel that it is my duty to be raising awareness and maybe look out for those who are or can be potentially targeted. b. The reason why human trafficking is so enormous is because unlike a perishable good, people like women, girls, and boys can be sold on multiple accounts. Before, this video I did not realize why this industry was so big…

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    for prostitution appears in the earliest lists of professions. In 18th century B.C. a civilization apparently found the need to protect women’s rights (including prostitutes) in the Code of Hammurabi which is a book of law for ancient Mesopotamia. Sex trafficking has been a thriving business throughout history. It was not always looked down upon like it is nowadays by society. Not until recently has it…

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