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    Each country in the world has their own life style‚ but also in some countries we can found some similarities. Between Colombia and Korea the main similarity is the freedom to choose their own religion such as catholic and Christian. However‚ these two countries have a lot of different but the most relevant are the food‚ language‚ and the philosophy and religious. Every country has the own food which represents it. Likewise‚ Korean has a unique food. It is Kimchi. This traditional dish is

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    How has the armed conflict in Colombia affected the quality of life of people‚ especially in rural areas? The armed conflict in Colombia is a social issue that has developed for years in a constant fight between the government and the armed revolutionary groups as FARC‚ this issue brings more issues especially the growing one of the displacement of poor and rural families‚ that these groups force to leave their homes and go away normally they go to cities to the street and loose the little quality

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    Nowadays‚ the Colombian government is closing the agreements with Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia‚ FARC. These agreements will take Colombia to a different environment where the security institutions will have to focus on problems that have a diverse nature. These challenges are going to be drug trafficking‚ corruption‚ illegal economies‚ criminal gangs‚ and Venezuelan instability‚ among others. The mission command philosophy‚ applied in all levels of planning‚ may have a valuable and

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    2012 How Drug Trafficking Effects the United States Drug trafficking in the United States has established itself to be one of the most profitable businesses in today’s world (U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency‚ 2004). There is such a high demand as more people buy‚ use and sell drugs for a variety of reasons‚ not really knowing all the risk that are at stake. With new laws in affect and more determined citizens of the U.S. everyone can help keep the streets clean. Drug trafficking is at an all-time

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    Sex Trafficking

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    Running head: INSERT RUNNING HEAD HERE Sex Trafficking Cadrick Jackson Central Georgia Technical College Sex Trafficking In the last decade‚ sex trafficking has received a lot global attention. This attention is due in large part to new anti-trafficking initiatives undertaken by the international organizations and the United States government. The United States of America ranks as the world’s second largest destination/market country for women and children trafficked for purposes

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    Human Trafficking

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    What is Human Trafficking? Human trafficking is the recruitment‚ harboring‚ transporting‚ or procurement of a person for labor or services for the purpose of involuntary servitude‚ slavery‚ or forced commercial sex acts. It is a form of modern day slavery. Human Trafficking includes all aspects of forcing an individual to perform labor or other services. Traffickers use debt bondage‚ psychological manipulation‚ threats‚ and physical violence to control victims. This labor can include sexual services

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    Drugs

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    DRUGS Drug is any substance which is medicinal‚ intoxicating‚ enhancing performances or sometimes life threatening when taken orally or by directly injecting into the body. These drugs are not considered as foods. War on drug is a common term applied to the prevention of illegal drugs by using military aid and military intercession in co-operation with the countries with an aim to reduce and prohibit the use of these drugs. Drugs are like pesticides sprayed on the field which has some benefits

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    Human Trafficking

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    Stop human trafficking! What is human trafficking ? It is the illegal trade or smuggling of human beings for forced labour. It’s the fastest growing criminal industry in the world and second largest after the drug trade. It differs from people smuggling. After reaching their ultimate destination‚ the smuggled people are usually free to do their own thing and find their own way in the country they have been smuggled into. However‚ in human trafficking‚ the victims are not permitted to do so. They

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    Organ Trafficking

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    Organ Trafficking Organ trafficking is one of the great issues that is faced by the society today. It is a practice of stealing people’s organ through surgery under the influence of drugs or from a dead person‚ and the organs are normally sold in black market such as China. South Africa‚ and Russia. WHO has estimated that one-fifth of the 70‚000 kidneys that are transplanted every year come from the black market through a widespread organ-trafficking networks. In my opinion‚ organ trafficking has

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    Human Trafficking

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    HUMAN TRAFFICKING AS A FORM OF VICTIMISATION INTRODUCTION The phenomenon of human trafficking or modern-day slavery has received increased media coverage globally; this is because millions of people around the world suffer in silence under slave-like conditions of forced labour and commercial sexual exploitation from which they cannot free themselves. Human trafficking not only continues but appears to be on the rise worldwide primarily because most countries are involved in human trafficking to some

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