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    The definition of human trafficking has changed since the first reports in 1994. The U.S department of state began to collect reports on trafficking across borders as a severe violation of human rights. Its’ office to monitor and combat trafficking in persons originally focused on the sexual exploitation of women and girls smuggled by international prostitution. Over the years the definition has broadened to cover anyone recruited‚ transported‚ transferred‚ harbored‚ and compelled to work in prostitution

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    Alas‚ no gender‚ age‚ nor ethnicity is exempt from the global crisis of human trafficking. However‚ the victims are not dispersed evenly throughout the planet. The International Labour Organization (ILO) has concluded that the over half of all trafficked persons‚ for a total of 11.7 million slaves‚ come from the Asia-Pacific region. Meanwhile‚ the highest rates of people trafficked per thousand inhabitants exists in Central and Southeastern Europe (depicted in light blue) and Africa regions (depicted

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    Guns have been used for decades for protection. However‚ is allowing a teacher to carry a gun in school premises truly protecting and properly educating our children? In the United States of America‚ many school are considering allowing their teachers to carry guns in schools. It is true that the protection on school grounds is unquestionably essential‚ but teachers should not be allowed to carry guns in schools. This could ultimately lead to a more immoral‚ dangerous and decrepit environment for

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    Sex trafficking involves individuals profiting from the sexual exploitation of others and has severe physical and psychological consequences for its victims. Although anyone can become a victim of trafficking‚ it predominately affects women and children. Human sex trafficking violates women and children’s basic human rights‚ including the right to freedom from slavery and slavery-like practices; the right to equal protection under the law; the right to freedom from discrimination based on race‚

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    of 30‚000 people are killed by guns each year‚ and more than 30 people per day are murdered‚ along with the 268 people shot per day. Half of these deaths are people ages ranging from 18 to 35‚ and a third are ages 20 and below; making homicide the second leading cause of death within the ages 15 to 24. However‚ I believe that the reasoning behind these statistics is the easy access to guns as well as how the media displays the violence to be a commonality. Guns can be purchased in a variety of

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    English III H-4 29 April 2012 Human Trafficking in the United States Human trafficking is the illegal act of forcing people‚ commonly women and children‚ to perform slave actions. Everyone knows human trafficking is a global problem‚ but most people do not realize it happens in the United States as well. Thousands of people are affected by this awful crime in the U.S. every day and most of the people that commit it are never caught. Sadly‚ most trafficking cases occur in massage parlors and spas

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    Around the globe‚ close to one million people of all ages and genders are trafficked‚ both sexually or forced into labor each year (“Human trafficking.”). Although most people will agree that slavery is no longer around‚ we could call human trafficking the modern-day slavery (Funk & Wagnalls New World Encyclopedia). In mostly every country in the world‚ people are being sold to do work without any pay‚ or typically women and girls are being sold for sexual uses (Funk & Wagnalls New World Encyclopedia)

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    similarities in exponential growth of Modern Slavery/Human Trafficking (Herein further described as MS/HT) in the United States and underdeveloped countries since 1910. To highlight how institutional and moral considerations have been the causation and correlation of the conceptual directions of politics for change through the theories of globalization and transnational crime. The acknowledgment of the philosophical and ethical tensions in human trafficking‚ and the ability to recognize the power relations

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    Human Trafficking Human trafficking simply said is modern day slavery. This is an act that is not new‚ especially in overseas areas. It is defined as the movement of people (mostly women and children)‚ through violence‚ deception‚ and coercion for the purpose of forced labor‚ servitude‚ or slavery-like practices. It is one of the worst and most prominent international crimes. It has become popular because traffickers can make easy profits in poor and deprived regions of the world by exploitation

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    advantage of are the Stun Guns. Stun gun‚ hand-held electronic device that produces a high-voltage pulse that can immobilize a person for several minutes with no permanent damage in most cases. It is powered by ordinary batteries‚ which supply power to a circuit containing transformers‚ oscillators‚ capacitors‚ and electrodes. A Taser works by creating an electrical circuit‚ a closed path through which electricity travels. A battery in the gun supplies the electricity. When the gun is not in use‚ the electricity

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