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    prosecuted under the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 that was developed by the General Assembly. The Trafficking Victims Protection Act outlaws human trafficking in order to help victims in forced labor, involuntary servitude, peonage, and slavery. Additionally, under the Trafficking Victims protection Act it is considered a criminal offense for the trafficker…

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    ignorantly believing that slavery had more or less ended with the Civil War. Many Americans may share similar beliefs. Unfortunately, that is not the case as the threat of slavery and human trafficking continues to haunt towns throughout America and throughout the world. In these modern times, more individuals are being forced into servitude than ever before (Bryfonski 14). The different types and the various contributing factors of human trafficking and modern day slavery cause it to be a…

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    by their “owners” to do whatever is their will with no regard for what the victim wants. Majority of human trafficking is dealt with sexual exploitation. Take the movie ‘Taken’ for example. In the movie, a teenage girl goes off to Paris with a friend for vacation. Shortly after, her and her friend get abducted by sex slavers and plan to sell them into sexual slavery. With this movie being more of a feminist issue, this can also be more of a human rights topic as well. Human trafficking also…

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    Rape, beatings, hangings, whippings, starvation, all these words can be used to describe slavery. Slavery is the total and unwilling lack of freedom, forced upon millions of African Americans in the South alone. Slave women consistently being exposed to rape and sexual abuse. “Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl” recounts the horrors the author experienced in her childhood. Sexual threats, victimization, rape and abuse, extremely common in the south and were not recognized by the law. Harriet…

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    Celia A Slave Summary

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    The story of Celia, A Slave highlights different social, political, and sexual outcomes that occur to slaves during this time. In Celia’s story she was a sexual partner to Robert Newsom. She was always raped by her master, until one day she murdered her master and disposed of his body by burning it. Celia’s action of killing Newsome, the “master” caused a lot of different outcomes. She had to go through trial and it was influenced by individuals that were trying to restore the personal rights…

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    benefit of victims through slavery, organ trade, sexual exploitation and forced labour. It now being the fastest growing business of planned crime. Commonly a victim is illegally transported within their own country or to another country so that the people behind this crime are benefited financially. This mainly involves women and children but can even involve men. Human trafficking has become a contemporary form of slavery. Human trafficking being closely like slavery due to the similar…

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    Sex Trafficking Theory

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    Assessment on Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking (2015), I will outline different forms of traffickers and the motivation behind the sexual exploitation of another person. Rational choice theory best demonstrates this because of the weighing of the benefit versus the punishment. Topic Sentence: United Nations and Governments have implemented legislation and programs to fight the sexual exploitation of individuals. Evidence/Research: I will reference Carlos Hernandez J (2015), the 1949 United…

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    Today 's society is largely naive about what slavery was and Celia, A Slave plays a critical role in educating the reader about this ancient practice through Melton McLaurin’s account of the extreme hardships a female slave, Celia, had to endure. The true story is set in Callaway County, Missouri, and focuses mainly on the issues that surrounded Celia’s degradation and final demise. Pressed hard by her master’s constant sexual exploitation, Celia accidentally murdered him; a crime that set the…

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    Realistically, the plight of women in sex slavery today draws some very close parallels to the chattel slavery of the 18th…

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    role of breeder was often degrading and viewed as rape. According to H&T “women were…forced to have sexual intercourse… the legal and moral definition of rape.” Most enslaved women were shown to submit and were subject to have children with their slave master and other slaves on demand, which showed how much their owners could, in fact, own every part of a…

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