Causes Of Human Trafficking

Human trafficking is considered and defined as one of the modern form of slavery. It is one form of human exploitation where a victim is controlled through fruad or force to contribute forced labour. The majority of human being trafficked are subject to sexual abuse in developed or developing countries. The human trafficking shows a worrying trend with cases increasing every year. This paper in its extensive review discovered that the trend is rapidly increasing mainly in developing countries. Considering its increasing trend, what could be the possible causes of the human trafficking? While analysing its cause, it is found to be attributed to lack of employment opportunities. The other factor which contributed to the trafficking cases is lack
Human’s are bring trafficked categorically to work as a sex worker or bonded labour or in some cases removal of organs from a trafficked person. While the poverty and lack of education plays a key cause of human trafficking, there are other factors which also aids in human trafficking. The major area which needs reform is to have a stringent laws and regulation as the traffickers have been taking due advantage of weak laws and its enforcement. The other area is the open border which allow different people to come and go. Further, 21st century’s globalization has adided in fraudulent conducts across the porus borders. Thus, the enforcement authorities are required to tackle numerous challenges to reduce the cases. The continous preventive measures taken by the Non-Governmental Organizations goes in vain with numerous challenges faced by them. Majority of the cases are either unreported or lack proper maintanance of
It is part of the sub-programe 1 of the regional programme and is carried out in collaboration with the National Commission for Women and Children, an important NGO which takes care of issues related to women and children in Bhutan. As Bhutan is now into deep globalization, the transnational organized crime has hit Bhutan. As there was limited information and data on trafficking, the NCWC had to carry out an explanatory study on trafficking of person in Bhutan. Therefore, this paper uncovers various challenges faced by Bhutan at this point in tackling trafficking person and generates possible solution, which may aid in reducing the notorous