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Human Trafficking

Human Trafficking. Web Quest. Introduction.

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Human Trafficking

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  1. Human Trafficking Web Quest

  2. Introduction Human trafficking is a serious problem that often goes unreported.  Oftentimes, it affects the most vulnerable in our society, which are our children. Usually, children are forced into becoming sex slaves because of poverty.  They are abused mentally, physically, and intellectually. These children often carry the burden of abuse into adulthood.  Laws, in most countries, often fail to protect children from being forced into the sex slave trade industry and treat them like criminals and vagabonds when they are reintegrated into society. Still, there is hope. For example, the U.S. Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2005 promises to aggressively pursue and punish human traffickers globally.

  3. Task • Your task is to obtain historical facts about Nepal and to investigate human trafficking (i.e.: sex slave trade industry). In addition, you will discover which group(s) are most affected and why.  You will also learn about what measures are in place to protect the victims.  As you begin your research, please think about these key questions:

  4. Questions • Who are most affected by this business? • How did they get into this business? • What are the expectations? • What laws are in place to address this issue? • How many people are aware of this issue? Nationally? Internationally?

  5. Process • To answer questions 1-9, use following websites: • CIA World Fact book (works on some computers) • https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/index.html • Culture Grams • Info please http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0107820.html

  6. Questions • 1.    Where is Nepal? • 2.    Are there any natural landmarks in Nepal? What is the climate like in Nepal? • 3.    Are there any natural hazards such as landslides, droughts, floods, etc.?  • 4.    What is the population of Nepal? Ratio of women to men. • 5.    List the major religions in Nepal. • 6.    Of the total population, what percentage is literate? • 7.    What type of government does Nepal have? • 8.    How do most people make a living in Nepal? Do they make a lot of money? • 9.    What is their currency (money) called?

  7. Key Facts about Human Trafficking/Sex Slavery( write out the answers) • 1.    What is human trafficking? Describe the difference types of human trafficking that is happening. • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trafficking_in_human_beings • 2.    In what cities/countries does human trafficking take place? What are the underlying reasons why this is happening? • http://www.hrw.org/reports/1995/India.htm • 3.    Based upon your readings, predict which gender group would be most affected by this trade/industry? (Hint: Think about the socio-economics, and age of the victims) • http://www.hrw.org/reports/1995/India.htm • http://www.boston.com/news/world/articles/2007/08/01/for_youngest_girls_enslaved_in_sex_trade_more_woe/ • 4.    How are the victims recruited? • 5. Describe the traffickers? • http://www.tinyhandsinternational.org/human-trafficking/sex-trafficking-nepal • http://www.freeforlifeintl.org/safe-homes/nepal/nepal-india-border-monitoring-station/

  8. 6.    What are the victims expected to do while in this business? What are they restricted from doing? • http://www.freeforlifeintl.org/safe-homes/nepal/human-trafficking-in-nepal/ • http://www.antislavery.org/english/slavery_today/default.aspx • 7.    Explain some of the laws that address this growing problem? Decide if they are effective. What role does government play? • http://www.state.gov/g/tip/rls/tiprpt/2007/82806.htm[Hint: Country narratives are listed alphabetically, scroll down until you get to Nepal] • *http://www.catwinternational.org/factbook/index.php[Hint: Click India and you will find information under the subheading "Policy and Law“8.    What are some awareness groups doing to help? • http://www.watch.org.np/awareness_prg.htm • http://www.protectionproject.org/ • 9.    What is the industry (sex slave trade) like today in 2008? How is it different from past incidences of slavery (transatlantic slave trade)? • http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/82902.pdf[Hint: Scroll to page 10] • http://www.infoplease.com/spot/slavery1.html • http://www.hrea.org/index.php?base_id=160 • 10.  Think of a solution to this growing problem. Explain what you would do to combat this problem.

  9. Around the world • Pick a country from around the world. Give a synopsis of what is going on in the country. • Global Study

  10. Articles for you to choose • Body Shopping • Better Life • Slavery in the US • Human Trafficking in Spokane • Human Trafficking in Spokane (2) • You are to choose one of these articles. • Read the article. Write a summary of the article. • Think /write of possible solutions to this article for a possible letter to the newspaper.

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