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    A fifteen year-old girl named Debbie is one of several children from a family in the Arizona area who was a straight A student. She would be the last person most would expect to be forced into the world of human trafficking. One day‚ one of Debbie’s so-called friends asked Debbie if she could come by Debbie’s house. Her friend drove up with two men in the car. Her friend was leaving after talking for some time and Debbie went to give her hug but Debbie’s friend pushed her into the car. She was

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    Human trafficking is the fastest growing criminal enterprise in the world. Worldwide‚ human trafficking is the second largest source of organized crime‚ only behind drug cartels. By CIA estimates‚ there are 45‚000-50‚000 victims of sex slavery and trafficking each year in the U.S. alone. The sex industry in the United States is worth a staggering $14 billion a year. Decriminalization of prostitution and the sex industry promotes sex trafficking and expands the markets for prostitutes. The argument

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    Thailand‚ a country located in the center of the Indochina peninsula currently boasts an unemployment rate of .7%. Thailand’s economy has slowly developed over time only to turn into one of the greater success stories. In the beginning stages of the countries growth‚ pre-1950‚ those heavily indebted might have sold themselves as slaves. As the country continued to grow they gained a boost once the Cold War took place. Soon after Thailand saw a huge change in its economy as international economics

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    Human Trafficking Many women and young girls dream of having a better life. They are willing to travel across the ocean to other countries that would offer them better opportunities. One of their main goals is be able to provide for themselves and their families financially. However‚ in their lifetime they could never imagine that their dreams would be shattered by a horrendous act called human trafficking. Every year‚ these unfortunate victims are either lured‚ sold‚ or forced against their will

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    Human Trafficking can be stopped because people can learn the facts and signs‚ more people and businesses can get involved‚ and the issue is being more widespread. What is the definition of human trafficking and what exactly is it? Human trafficking is the most recent form of slavery‚ and where a person or pimp makes money from loaning out another individual (Watson 22). Most girls who get trafficked get told they are loved and needed by the traffickers to get the girls to stick around (Walker

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    There are several hardships in taking strides against human trafficking. The first of the obstacles presented by human trafficking is the lack of reporting. Because it is such a secretive and discreet organization‚ it is hard to uncover the root leaders and prosecute them. Many cases are not even reported because the victims have no information on their captors or are too afraid to provide any. Another reason many cases are not reported is a deep rooted government corruption‚ which is most commonly

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    Human trafficking is a violation of human rights‚ because it forces people to participate in sexual activity with others illegally. It is a form of slavery. Also‚ it is the illegal trade of people for mistreatment and commercial gain. Human trafficking is not legal anywhere in the world‚ but it happens to occur everywhere. “The United States is considered one of the top destination points for victims of child trafficking and exploitation” (Child Trafficking). Trafficking is a violation of child and

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    Gaudan‚ Laverne Krysthel S. Informative BMC IV Enslaved "Am I trafficked?" That question echoed through the minds of the people that joined the advocacy campaign against human trafficking‚ MTV-EXIT Philippines‚ had in the Cebu Technological University in Cebu City. Ellen Ramirez‚ as she introduced herself‚ was a former overseas foreign worker. She narrated that her story happened 2 years ago when she was enticed to apply for a job in another country in her high hopes to earn big for

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    The roles in Human Trafficking is another the most important aspect of the relationship between the offender and victims. The offender is very powerful and dominant. Domination is known to be the most violent form of slavery. The traffickers begin with trickery and promise those for a better future. As the course of this trafficking continues‚ the offender becomes violent and humiliate their victims‚ so they feel alone and stay obedient. The perpetrators ensure these slaves feel afraid of them and

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    This leads to the primary arguments Perrin makes in his book. Perrin emphasizes that human trafficking is persistent around the world. Even a first-world‚ respected country such as Canada is complicit. Another argument Perrin discusses throughout his book surrounds the victims- profiling the types of women and girls who are most frequently targeted. However the most important argument that Perrin makes is how all levels of government should address this travesty and what steps should be taken to

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