I heard a notification sound from my phone, I picked it up and saw the titles of multiple articles from my news app. One of which happened to be about human trafficking. As I looked through the article, I started to realize how much of a serious issue it actually is. It is a global epidemic that affects millions worldwide and is a one-hundred-fifty billion-dollar industry. It's also the fastest growing criminal activity of the twenty-first century. The more I...
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There are many issues around the globe that affect the modern world. The society today is changing rapidly, which means there are more problems that range from being economical to social, political and environmental. One of the issues that this society is dealing with is the social issue, human trafficking. Human trafficking is the trade in people, but it doesnât mean the movement of a person from one place to another. Every year there are millions of women, children and...
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Slavery in America has existed since the early colonization of the now eastern continental United States. Every part of the original colonies, in some way or form, contributed to this villainous trade. Whether by the physical exchanging of slaves or the forceful enslavement thereof; it makes no difference. The country was willing to continue the practice in the name of profit yet boast about men being created equal in the newfound republic. In due time, the stain of slavery will...
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What if one day a stranger came into your life and offered you a better lifestyle, a promise, that you believed but instead, it is just a trick to enslave you into human trafficking? Human trafficking is when a person is abducted and most likely used for forced labor; the most common being sex slavery/prostitution. Crimes like organ trafficking, young marriage, and children subjected to sex labor happen almost daily in Egypt. Egyptâs consequences on human trafficking are light and...
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The hotel or lodging industry is filled with a wide variety of options and accommodations for its customers to choose from. Any budget and any traveler can be accommodated, from 5-star hotels to no star motels. With so many hotel options, customers and a steady revenue stream, I am wondering if the hotel industry is taking all of the necessary steps to combat human trafficking. Are these properties utilizing all of the resources to combat this serious issue happening right...
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I personality think that human beings have a moral duty to treat themselves and other as end rather than means. Treating someone as end mean a lot to me because treating them as a value within their self. Treating some as an end makes them feel a human being which has value to life. Deontology is one of the main ethical systems known and used today. The former suggests that the moral value of actions is determined by their consequences....
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Politics and general political theory has always been both a polarizing and controversial topic to write on. The readers often come from various political and social backgrounds that have shaped their views of the world and society. Consequently, poetry, stories, or whatever one is creating which envelops the political theme, is often not well received by those who think or believe differently. It is a rare occurrence when the topic or theme the author is exploring in their work is...
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The Narrative of the Life of Fredrick Douglass was written by Frederick Douglass during the peak of slavery in the south. The many views of the slaveholders did not allow slaves to become free and instead were dehumanized and mistreated. Douglassâ use of personal anecdotes helps detail the dehumanization of slaves. The value that slave owners placed on the enslaved population were based purely on an economic standpoint. At the beginning of the novel, Colonel Llyod discovers that Aunt Hester...
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Frederick Douglass, an honorary abolitionist who attempted to put an end towards slavery and the author of his memoir The Narrative of Frederick Douglass, describes his emotions after escaping slavery and also his arrival in New York. In his written narrative, he not only addresses how slavery was reducing the mentality of slaves within slavery but even after being freed from it. He convinces to explain further on how it continues to affect former slaves' lives despite being freed from...
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Globalization is the interconnection of state and continental economies to facilitate the free flow of goods, capital, and services to create utility where there is a deficit or surplus accordingly. Such policies are effective due to the geopolitical and economic agreements formulated in the late 1980s resulting in trade agreements that opened up state boundaries permitting international trade . However, these agreements are not void of technical or functional errors exploited by criminals in the conduction of sex trafficking with...
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Slave Narratives are non-fictional account of the lives of the African American people who worked at the plantations where they were kept in inhuman conditions. They are biographical or autobiographical, the former being a result of a lack of education and consequently, no knowledge or practice of writing. They are also the main form of African American literature of the 19th century. They documented the inhuman practices that the slaves had to go through with no relief or rescue coming...
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The prevalence of end-stage renal disease requiring transplantation in india is calculable to be between 151 and 232 per million population (Modi and Jha 2011). If a mean of those figures was taken, it is calculable that nearly 220,000 individuals need kidney transplantation in india. Against this, currently, only 7500 kidney transplantations are performed at 250 kidney transplant centers in india (Shroff 2016). Kidney sellers in india hail from urban slums as well as from drought-prone farming districts close to...
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Pope Francis once said, âHuman trafficking is a scourge, a crime against the whole of humanity. It is time to join forces and work together to free its victims and to eradicate this crime that affects all of us, from individual families to the worldwide community.â (Wise Old Sayings, 2016) Child trafficking has been an issue since the early 1800âs; children today are kidnapped, transported and shifted from one place to another for either work, money, military service and sexual...
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SOCIAL ISSUE IDENTIFICATION Human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery, defined as illegally luring humans into captivity to trade them for money or services (Davidson 462). According to the U.S. Department of State, human trafficking can be broken down into two distinct categories: sex trafficking and forced labor (âHuman Traffickingâ 1). Gale Global Issues defines sex trafficking as a person being forced through coercion, threat, or another force to engage in a sexual activity against their own will. In...
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The anti-trafficking framework is made up of four different components. These include the âprevention of human trafficking, protection of trafficking victims, prosecution of human traffickers, and partnership across disciplines and with survivors to accomplish the work within each sectorâ (Ladd, 2019). Prevention stresses the need to be informed and knowledgeable about trafficking. This happens through knowing the signs of trafficking, raising awareness of the severity of trafficking, and empathizing that it is an issue in communities. Protection focuses on the...
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'What to the slave is the Fourth of July'(Douglass). The fourth of July is a juncture in which citizens can celebrate fireworks, barbecue, and spending time with friends and families. In 1852, Frederick Douglass explained 'what to the fourth of July' means to African Americans. Douglass explains the important factors and differences between men and women in 1852, similarities between slaves and servants, and differences animals used in 1852. First, Douglass discusses the battle between men and women. Women should...
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When thinking of the causes and matters of slavery, evangelization, tyrannical, and dominance, should be taken into consideration. Spanish Colonist, BartolomĂŠ De Las Casas, witnessed evangelization, tyrannical, and dominance first-hand when he traveled alongside the Europeans to many locations, such as the Land of the Indians, for the purpose of evangelization. After De Las Casas realized that the Europeans were not exercising a peaceful evangelization but tyrannical instead, he changed his views on the trade slave and became an advocate...
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Frederick Douglass was previously a slave who broke free from the chains of his masters before becoming a well known advocate against slavery. Conceived and taken from a slave mother when only a newborn child, against his will received much harsh treatments, for example, experiencing hunger, and abuse. Frederick was one of the few slaves that received any education although to a limited degree by the wife of a slave owner. In the age of twenty, Frederick got away from...
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With respect to the individual, it has been argued that migration causes many social, psychological and socio-cultural problems on individual migrants. Different studies have showed that migrant returnees report that they seek psychiatric treatments for their mental illness as a result of social isolation and abuses of any kind (Girum 2013). Migrants also return with other health and physiological problems such as kidney infection, HIV/AIDS, physical disability, etc. Furthermore, migration affects individuals socially for example, difficulties of readjustment with family...
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According to the participant informants of the study areaâs respondents, there is a chronic lack of paid work, specifically for unskilled labour in their settings. Youth unemployment is high in many places. The labour market for young women is often very restricted â invariably more so than for young men. Women are not as highly valued in terms of their labour as men in sectors such as productive business activities such as marketable business activities, investment in mechanized agricultural activities,...
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Centuries ago we gradually came to a halt in slave trading. Seeing human being as commodities of equal standing with other items of trade remains a repulsive thought. And it is a disheartening part of our history as humans. Sadly, the extent of this form of trade happened more in Africa, known as the Trans-Atlantic slave trade. Slaves taken from the continent became the workforce in the agricultural fields of Europe and America. And today they have become the black...
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Under U.S. law, human trafficking is defined as a child or adult induced by force, fraud or coercion into performing a commercial sex act or being used for physical labour. Trafficking is a sadistic business in which exploiters, disguised as a kind neighbour or businessman, force young women, children or men to sell themselves for labour and sex. Trafficking is a form of modern slavery, victims may die in the business, or if theyâre a lucky survivor they leave with...
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Human trafficking can have an effect physically, psychologically and economically on anyone involved (Fair Trade Winds, 2014). This major criminal enterprise has the power to impact someoneâs life forever. Sexual exploitation in human trafficking is, âthe recruitment, harbouring, transportation of persons whom under threat, force, coercion, fraud, deception or abuse of power are sexually exploited for the financial gain of anotherâ (End Slavery Now, 2019). It is currently a major global issue, seen as under the guise of âmodern slaveryâ....
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Is one minute of pleasure worth a lifetime of suffering? Are our actions really worth children's torment? Is our love for chocolate that important where we ruin children's lives? But I know that some of you have already decided to go to the vending machine and buy some chocolate after this forum. What's the harm in that you may ask? It brings a whole new meaning of guilty pleasure. The chocolate that you eat from a vending machine is the...
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In her lyric, âCitizenâ, Claudia Rankine writes, âbecause white men can't, police their mimagination, black men are dyingâ. These words illustrate the predisposed attitudes âwhite menâ identify with âblack menâ. In this context, it is in reference to police brutality toward African Americans during the 1990s. It suggests that rather than understanding a person as an individual, they are distinguished by their ethnicity defined by societyâs perception of that race. In regards to literature, this quote can be interpreted through...
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Introduction Over the last 10 years, human trafficking has been established as one of the major criminal justice problems around the globe (Nelson 2015). In short, human trafficking is a system of modernized slavery where people forcefully trade human beings illegally for the intention of sexual manipulation and forced labour (PDCA 2017). In term of size and profit, human trafficking is often acknowledged as one of the top three biggest criminal industry around the world, along with drug and weapon...
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The resources that were chosen are, a book name âCHILD LABOR: A GLOBAL VIEW (A WORLD VIEW OF SOCIAL ISSUES)â written by Cathryne L. Schmitz , Elizabeth KimJin Traver , Desi Larson and the second text is about âCHILD LABOUR IN BANGLADESH: A FORWARD LOOKING POLICY STUDYâ posted by International labour office , which is a United Nations agency whose mandate is to advance social and economic justice through setting international labour standards. Lastly, a video on âUNICEF that supported...
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Although it is unheard of, human trafficking is rising and has become a global crisis. This phenomenal has been an ongoing practice for a million of years and has not been stopped. Human trafficking can be defined as the use of force, fraud, or coercion to obtain some type of labor or commercial sex from another person. Human Trafficking is unethical because it is incorrect to exploit vulnerable people; some consequences are that victims are harmed, and it allows for...
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In modern societies, an education is seen as the key to a successful life. It's a well known fact that if you go to college youâre more likely to get a higher paying job or a raise and if you never get a college degree then most job opportunities will be locked for you. This is nothing new as proven in the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass by Fredrick Douglass. Frederick Douglass, a born slave, always wanted to...
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Did you know that we have been wrong all along? We Celebrate Douglass during Black History month but an interesting fact that I learned while doing this project, is that Douglass is African American but, we canât stop there! He actually is made of mixed blood yes, I said it both African American, and half Caucasian. Donât worry there is more to his story. Come along with me as I tell you a little bit more about who and what...
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