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    affected by trafficking, whether as a country of origin, transit or destination for victims. The trading of humans like one would trade property is an illegal practice. A person should never be treated as property or goods for sale, people should not be treated inhuman. However; in today’s world human trafficking has become a worldwide epidemic and the only way to reduce the occurrence of this modern day slavery is through government intervention, education and awareness. Human Trafficking is…

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    case study although there are many of NGO that contributed to human trafficking should be eradicated. ABC is the first ever organization and pioneer to raise the issue of human trafficking on a national level at a conference based on trafficking of girls and sex slavery trade in Nepal in 1991 and they are the eminent figure that rescued 35 minor girls from Apollo circus in New Delhi 1996. ABC Nepal objective is to combating trafficking of girls in India and beyond, and provides them a new live…

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    In an article entitled “Tessa’s Story: Human Trafficking in America,” Venus Rodriguez tells the story of Tessa, a seven year old girl who was raped by her father and survived by viewing her body as not a part of herself. When she was a teenager, she was befriended by a guy named Jared who flattered her, bought her gifts, and made her feel special. She had no idea he was a pimp and that she would soon be on the street selling her body. Jared would withhold food if she did not meet her quota.…

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    to believe — the underground business of sex trafficking exists and is thriving. When the Indiana Protection for Abused and Trafficking Humans Task Force, which I co-chair, first started talking about human trafficking in our state, we were met with skeptics. People could not believe this was happening here. Fortunately — and very unfortunately — it's now impossible for even the skeptics to ignore the reality of the sex industry. Crimes against children in our society, especially sex crimes,…

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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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    Sex trafficking is a worldwide issue that is prevalent in many countries and is defined as “a form of human trafficking that almost always involves the forced prostitution of women, although it does fall upon men as well, often children.” This issue is a form of modern day slavery that unfortunately occurs more than it should. The fact that this is a common worldwide issue means that it is a problem that is affecting everyone. Therefore, it would be of uttermost importance for this issue to be…

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    To encourage you to look beyond what just meets the eye and to help find, rescue and rehabilitate human trafficking victims. Human trafficking has become one of the most notorious human rights violations. Human trafficking is a modern day euphemism for slavery. It can be defined by the illegal trade or sale of human beings for sexual exploitation or forced labor through abduction, the use or threat of force, deception…

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    Human trafficking is a horrendous act that should be shut down completely. The definition of human trafficking is taking someone against their will, making them do work labour, or sexual exploitation. The people of the United States should spread awareness of human trafficking, and acknowledge that it is a real problem in the United States. In the United States alone between 14,500 and 17,500 people are taken each year and forced into three categories. The three categories are, Sex Trafficking,…

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    safe . In the world, today human trafficking and smuggling have been a major, up to 14,000 to 17,000 people trafficked in the U.S each year. Unfortunately, Karla Jancinto was 12 when she was targeted by a trafficker and lured her away. More can be done to prevent human trafficking’s such as host an awareness event from watching and discussing films about human trafficking, volunteer, and support anti-trafficking efforts in your community and much more. Human trafficking primarily…

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    Introduction The term “Human Trafficking” conjure’s up a number of different images depending upon your geographic location, culture, or interest. What most people don't think about is children, children are trafficked just as often as adults are around the globe. The United States is one of the top three destinations in the world for human sex trafficking. Men, women, and children forced into the illegal sex trade each year (Tomes, 2013). Sex trafficking of a minor is defined as “the…

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