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    Human trafficking and sexual assault are evident issues in our society today, and they may be a bigger problem than you think. Human trafficking is defined as “the recruitement, transportation, transfer, harboring or receipt of persons, by means of threat or use of force” (“Human Trafficking”). The profit for human trafficking is at $44.3 billion a year (“Human Trafficking”). This means this is an exploding business. It is low-risk and high profit, and often mistaken for garden-variety…

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    modern view of human trafficking, because many people know it happens, but do nothing about it. We like to turn our heads and pretend like nothing is happening to people, when in reality their lives are being destroyed as I speak to you right now. According to the Polaris Project, an organization devoted to ending human trafficking, it is estimated that 21 to 29 million people are slaves in the modern world. That number makes up roughly .3% of the world’s population. Human trafficking or modern…

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    The economic situation some of the world’s most impoverished area deals with is sex/ human trafficking, which is due to the government’s lack of resources that are being denied and commitment to develop policies that help their population’s needs by providing employment and other forms of aid. Sex trafficking is mostly contributed by the increased rate of unemployment; people who are being dragged into these situations are people who suffer from economic and social inequality, political…

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    for human trafficking services. There is an agency called CAST (coalition to abolish slavery & trafficking) that works with victims of human trafficking, this service offers case management, housing services, legal services, local police services and any other services that help with the victim's immediate need. CAST also has a 24/7 hotline that is available for victims. Another local resource is called Saving Innocence, this resource provides training and education on human sex trafficking as…

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    What is Human Trafficking? Human trafficking is often mixed up with human smuggling, and even though that the both involve illegal movement of people there is a distinct difference in them. Human trafficking “in short, … are, first, the transportation of a person; second, force, fraud, or coercion; and, finally, exploitation.” In this definition the consent of the human being is not accounted for, but in the definition of human smuggling the consent of the human is acknowledged. Nobody knows…

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    Modern World Slavery: Human Trafficking A common assumption made by the people of the United States is that slavery is history, but this is incorrect. Many Americans are unaware of human trafficking, also known as modern day slavery. Human trafficking is defined as “the action or practice of illegally transporting people from one country or area to another, typically for the purposes of forced labor, or commercial sexual exploitation” (Human Trafficking). This multi-billion-dollar criminal…

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    Human Trafficking “Human trafficking is a form of modern day slavery where people profit from the control and exploitation of others” (Polaris). Many forms of slavery have been around since before the 1400 and they have continued to progress since then. “The two main reasons of why human trafficking is still spreading are high profits and low risk” (Polaris). Every year these traffickers generate billions of dollars in profits by victimizing millions of people around the entire world. Human…

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    Human trafficking is a breach on basic human rights and the exploitation of these people needs to stop. There are people leading the fight on this travesty, both domestically and internationally, and they are using policies and laws to try permanently end modern-day slavery. There is this idea that people get in their head about human trafficking, that idea looks a lot like the movie Taken. Someone following a couple of teen girls in a foreign country, and…

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    Laura Walk AP Seminar Individual Group Essay 14 January 2015 Human Trafficking: An Economic Lens The Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution states, “Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude…shall exist within the United States” . However, even in the 21st century, slavery endures within the “Land of the Free”. Human trafficking is a modern slavery, defined as the act of transporting, buying, or selling people for purposes of exploitation, including prostitution, sexual…

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    Human trafficking is so concealed, yet it is a huge issue in today 's world. Amrita Biswas and Zach Weissmueller share two different opinions while arguing on human trafficking. In Biswas article “Human Trafficking Scenario in Bangladesh: Some concerns”, it argues against human trafficking and the huge issue it brings to the world, comparing sex trafficking to slavery. The second article “The Wrong Cure for Sex Trafficking” written by Weissmuller, argues more toward legalizing human trafficking…

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