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HUMAN TRAFFICKING

HUMAN TRAFFICKING

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HUMAN TRAFFICKING

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  2. HUMAN TRAFFICKING Introduction • The abolition of slave trade in the early 19th century was a major step towards ending cruelty, agony, and injustice against humanity. However, what seemed as a triumph against centuries of human rights abuses would soon afterwards become an illusion as slave trade took a new form now understood as human trafficking. Visit http://www.collegeessayshelp.com/ for more customized essays.

  3. HUMAN TRAFFICKING Background • Human trafficking is a widespread organized crime and a major cause of suffering to innocent persons, especially children and women. Current literature defines human trafficking as the process of recruiting, holding, transporting or possessing a human being using any form of coercion with the intention to use him or her for commercial sex, labor or other forms of exploitation. Visit http://www.collegeessayshelp.com/ for more customized essays.

  4. HUMAN TRAFFICKING Nature of Victims • Traffickers win their victims by promising them different types of jobs abroad. Owing to high rates of unemployment and low wages in the home country, many people jump at the chance of obtaining a well paying job, and thus do not take adequate time to gather information about the circumstances of their prospective jobs. Visit http://www.collegeessayshelp.com/ for more customized essays.

  5. HUMAN TRAFFICKING TheTrafficking Process • Human trafficking begins with recruitment and all preparations needed to transport the victim to the destination. The recruiter or the victim initiates the process by seeking out the other. In kidnapping, violence and other forms of intimidation might be used. Deception in the form of empty promises is the main tool perpetrators use to attract potential victims. Once the victims and recruiters reach a consensus, transportation arrangements begin. Visit http://www.collegeessayshelp.com/ for more customized essays.

  6. HUMAN TRAFFICKING • The second stage involves the actual transportation of victims from source to destination. In the case of transnational trafficking, traffickers use different means of transport like air, sea, land, or a combination of all to ferry victims to their destination. • Entry into the destination country occurs through different means, like via legitimate travel or work visas, or illegal means like forged documents. Visit http://www.collegeessayshelp.com/ for more customized essays.

  7. HUMAN TRAFFICKING Difficulties Detecting Victims • Although the human trafficking process seems straight forward, misunderstandings may render it difficult to track trafficking activities and agents. For example, law enforcement officers may perceive trafficking to constitute the use of physical force or some form of physical restraint, especially because most law-enforcement officers lack specific training in human trafficking. Visit http://www.collegeessayshelp.com/ for more customized essays.

  8. HUMAN TRAFFICKING • Such a misguided assumption will hinder the officer from identifying a victim of trafficking going about their daily chores. In addition they may also assume that victims would willingly seek help whenever they need it, which is not necessarily the case. In fact, victims of trafficking are more likely to engage in criminal activities to survive than seek intervention from the legal system. Visit http://www.collegeessayshelp.com/ for more customized essays.

  9. HUMAN TRAFFICKING • Even in the absence of misconceptions about human trafficking, law enforcement officers face challenges associated with the nature of trafficking. To begin with, trafficking occurs either in total concealment or in visible but disguised forms. • Part of the problem of detecting human trafficking lies with the victims. Instead of seeking help, they prefer to solve the problems themselves even if it means engaging in criminal activities. Visit http://www.collegeessayshelp.com/ for more customized essays.

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