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Human trafficking has emerged as one of the most profitable illicit trades worldwide, preying on the innocent and vulnerable. Each year, approximately 17,500 individuals are brought into the U.S. and held against their will, with half of them being children as young as four. This modern slavery represents a severe violation of human rights, despite being illegal globally. Organizations like the U.S. "Rescue & Restore" Campaign offer vital resources for victims. Understanding the severity and urgency of this crisis is essential for fostering global change and eradicating these heinous crimes.
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Human TraffickingBecoming a Global Issue By: Alexandra Broschat
“There’s a special evil in the abuse and exploitation of the most innocent and vulnerable.” George W. Bush
???Question??? • Why Is Human Trafficking Becoming One of the Most Profitable Trades in the World? “Slaves are disposable.” –Kevin Bales • Is it a violation against human rights?
Each year about 17,500 individuals are brought into the United States and held against their will as victims of human trafficking.
50% of these victims are children starting at the age as young as 4
Is human trafficking a violation of against human rights? • Yes, slavery is illegal throughout the world and is a violation of human rights, and it is a crime.
Getting Help! • U.S.A “Rescue & Restore” Campaign Toll-free trafficking information & Referral Hotline 1-888-373-7888 • European Union • India • Israel • Peru
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