Research Paper On Human Trafficking
Human trafficking is simply the trade of humans, most commonly known for sexual slavery, forced labor or commercial sexual exploitation towards the trafficker or customers. This may happen within a spouse in the category of a forced marriage with even extraction of organs or tissues, including for surrogacy and ova removal. Human trafficking occur within a country with poor economy or rather large cities. Human trafficking is a crime against the trafficker because of the violation of the victim's rights of movement through coercion and because of their commercial exploitation. Human trafficking brings a world wide increase missing rate to children and adults daily. The main root through U.S. intel says that it comes through a small town
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127 different countries were being trafficked into 137 countries around the world. “One of the most lucrative forms of organized crime, human trafficking generates $32 billion annually, rivalling the profits reaped by the illicit trade in arms and drugs. According to UNODC data, women comprise two thirds of trafficking victims. At any given time, an estimated 2.4 million people are trapped in human trafficking.”(UN General Assembly …show more content…
In the city, full of life, Mexico city, where Karla was raised with a dysfunctional family, where she grew up with a sexual and physically abusive situation. Until years past, at the age of 12, is when one day at the Mexico city bus station a young boy came up to karla with a gift of candy sent from somebody. Before she notices an older start to talk with her, startling an awkward feel until the man continues to talk about how he was mistreated as a kid which then startles her but then brings comfort as well. The gentlemen will then probably find the weak point and high point just by communicated with karla then become acquaintances with Karla then leads to a number exchange. Weeks past, a phone calls occurs one day asking for a trip with to a nearby city Puebla, then caught her by surprise the following day showing up in a nice red trans am. "When I saw the car I couldn't believe it. I was very impressed by such a big car. It was exciting for me. He asked me to get in the car to go
127 different countries were being trafficked into 137 countries around the world. “One of the most lucrative forms of organized crime, human trafficking generates $32 billion annually, rivalling the profits reaped by the illicit trade in arms and drugs. According to UNODC data, women comprise two thirds of trafficking victims. At any given time, an estimated 2.4 million people are trapped in human trafficking.”(UN General Assembly …show more content…
In the city, full of life, Mexico city, where Karla was raised with a dysfunctional family, where she grew up with a sexual and physically abusive situation. Until years past, at the age of 12, is when one day at the Mexico city bus station a young boy came up to karla with a gift of candy sent from somebody. Before she notices an older start to talk with her, startling an awkward feel until the man continues to talk about how he was mistreated as a kid which then startles her but then brings comfort as well. The gentlemen will then probably find the weak point and high point just by communicated with karla then become acquaintances with Karla then leads to a number exchange. Weeks past, a phone calls occurs one day asking for a trip with to a nearby city Puebla, then caught her by surprise the following day showing up in a nice red trans am. "When I saw the car I couldn't believe it. I was very impressed by such a big car. It was exciting for me. He asked me to get in the car to go