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    Sex Trafficking Research Paper

    trafficking is induced by force, fraud, or coercion, in which the person is forced to perform a sexual act under the age of 18. Whenever we hear the words “sex trafficking” we immediately think of women and children overseas who are being forced into prostitution.

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    Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

    The Effects of Human Trafficking In 2000, the United Nations drafted the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children (The Trafficking Protocol). It came into affect on December 25, 2003. The aim of the protocol is to “prevent trafficking, punish the traffickers and protect the trafficked (Smiragina).” This protocol is meant to prevent all forms of human trafficking and protect all victims. The protocol emphasizes assistance to women and children

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    Persuasive Essay On Human Trafficking

    Human trafficking, often regarded as the modern-day form of slavery, is a rampant widespread issue. It entails the illegal selling and trading of humans into forced labor or sex work. In the U.S., in particular, the global slavery index estimates fifty-seven thousand and seven hundred individuals enslaved with a majority being under eighteen. The top three categories of trafficking are sex, both sex and labor, and labor alone (Top 3 Types of Trafficking in 2017). In 2000 the Victims of Trafficking

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    Sex Trafficking Research Paper

    for the trafficker or more. “Sex trafficking occurs when someone uses force, fraud or coercion to cause commercial sex act with an adult or causes a minor to commit a commercial sex act” (Smith). There are also commercial sex acts which include: prostitution, pornagraphy, and any sexual performance; only if done in exchange of items like money, drugs, food, clothes, or shelter. Because there is a serious demand for an industry like this, sex trafficking is a popular business. This industry is cyclical

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    Sex Trafficking: The Reality Of Sex Prostitution

    not normally see because it is not everyday issue that one would see on the news. Just because we do not hear about it does not mean it is not there. What is sex trafficking one might ask? It is a form of human trafficking that involves forced prostitution among women. Although men may apart of it as well, it is normally pressed upon children, starting as young as twelve. Lakshmi was one of these victims. In the movie Sold it is very evident that sex trafficking is a major issue. The amount of girls

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    Human Trafficking: A Trans-National Crime

    another. Human trafficking is when victims are forced to work against their own will under the threat of violence, sexual mistreatment, or some other form of punishment. Their freedom is taken away and ownership is exerted. The abuse shall include prostitution of young women or other forms of forced sexual acts. Forced labor or services such as slavery or practices similar

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    Persuasive Essay On Human Trafficking

    Imagine waking up in an unknown location, knowing that another morning here meant another morning being forced to work against your will and another morning of being in this hell, with no means of easy escape. Your mind rushes back to the first time you gave into temptation and taken away, regretting past decisions. But the past is the past. This is the reality of those who have been and still are, victims of human trafficking and modern slavery. We hear these stories constantly, and we think that

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    Long Term Effects Of Human Trafficking

    Effects on the Victims Victims of human trafficking go through tremendous amounts of emotional and physical stress. Often, they are not given any food and are locked up in rooms to be hidden from the rest of the world. They deal with an excessive amount of abuse whether it be from the trafficker beating them, strangling them, stabbing them, and burning them. The “employers” are constantly threatening them and their family in order to make them cooperate properly. Of course, this would lead to a lot

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    'Slavery In The Fields' By Antonio Martinez

    Slavery has been dated back to 1860 BC and although slavery is no longer legal anywhere in the world. The crime is now found in human trafficking which has become an international problem and an estimate 25-40 million people are living as an illegal slave. When people hear “human trafficking”, the first thought to come to mind is “sex trafficking”. Which is approximately 22% of human trafficking, while 68% is forced labor exploitation and 10% state-imposed labor. Since it is the third largest international

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    Human Trafficking In The United States

    criminals that have been successfully dodging the legal system for years, and those criminals are human traffickers. According to Webster’s dictionary, human trafficking is the act in which humans are treated as possessions to be exploited into prostitution or involuntary labor. This issue affects virtually every country in the world, and law enforcements have struggled to end this heinous crime. This act involves high profits for traffickers making it one of the fastest growing illegal activity in

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