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    Human Trafficking Legal Assessment Forms of slavery There are 3 different forms of slavery. They are: Sex Trafficking Forced Labour Debt Bondage 1. An example of Sex Trafficking is the case of Vicky F.‚ a young woman from Mexico‚ came to the United States with her husband‚ Jorge. They left their young son back home with Jorge’s mother. Jorge convinced Vicky to work as a prostitute so that they could save money to build a house back home. He kept all the money she earned and sent it directly

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    the world’s most immoral crimes affecting the lives of millions of people. Humans who are used for forced labor‚ sexual exploitation‚ and the forceful removal and distribution of their organs are victims of the worldwide crime known as human trafficking. Each year hundreds of thousands of men‚ women and children are moved across international borders to be exposed through what is modern day slavery. What is human trafficking? Men‚ women‚ and children who are recruited or coerced into forced labor

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    Human trafficking has increased in the United States due to the exposure of young women today and the desire for power and money by their traffickers. Since 2000‚ the age of prostitutes has decreased and the demand for a younger victim has increased‚ as supported by statistics. Human trafficking has increased due in part by a lack of communication between teens and their parents; and an increase in electronic communication with the outside world. Statistics on human trafficking have skyrocketed because

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    Human trafficking may affect those victims facing with physical and mental health problems. This is due to the surrounding that they will stay before and after they arrived the location that traffickers going to transfer them. At the point of physical health problem‚ the victims of human trafficking might get injured when they have to travel and expose with dangerous surrounding before they reached their destinations. After that‚ most of traffickers will place those victims in overcrowded and unsanitary

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    thing. The issue of human trafficking has been around for many years. Though you may be oblivious to it‚ it is all around you at every corner of the world we live in. Even though it seems obvious to see this as wrong‚ some people‚ like in the Netherlands‚ may disagree. “The US…recommended that prostitution be redefined as form of labor‚ and migration laws changed to allow a flow of women for prostitution”. This department must have given up on trying to demolish human trafficking. “We could create

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    Jasmine Johnson Research Proposal Dr. Marsal April 10‚ 2014 Human Trafficking Human trafficking because it is a worldwide organized crime. A lot of people do not know that human trafficking is crime that exist all around them‚ because it is done very secretive and down low. Normally the only way that trafficking will be discovered is by a victim of it speaking out about it. When they speak out about it‚ is when the authorities can determine where the traffickers are doing their dirty work

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    constitutes human trafficking and what constitutes human smuggling  by providing examples found in your course material. Sate why it is difficult to differentiate the two by discussing the Ng Case and by providing the facts of the case as well as the decision. Why is the case instrumental in the proceedings of human trafficking? How has modern technology influence influenced human trafficking and human smuggling?   There is often confusion between the terms human trafficking and human smuggling

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    Human trafficking involves coercing ‚ forcing or defrauding people into labor or even sexual exploitation for the benefit of the one doing the convincing . This is seen as the modern day slavery (Bureau of Public Affairs May 24 ‚ 2004 . Majority of the people who fall prey to the people who deal with this slavery are mostly from third world countries This is done either through promising them a safe passage to the developed world where they would get jobs and better education or even get married

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    Julee McAleer Javier English 111-4440 8 November‚ 2015 The Realities of Human Trafficking “I’d like to tell you the story of these three children‚ Pranitha‚ Shaheen‚ and Anjali. Pranitha’s mother was a woman in prostitution‚ a prostituted person. She got infected with HIV‚ and towards the end of her life‚ when she was in the final stages of AIDS‚ she could not prostitute‚ so she sold four-year-old Pranitha to a broker. By the time we got the information‚ we reached there; Pranitha was already

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