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Human Trafficking

Human Trafficking. Madison Fitzmaurice. Arrest yearly. % of population arrested Nevada- 0.1384% California- 0.0376% Tennessee- 0.0376% Texas- 0.0300% Florida- 0.0268% Maryland- 0.0254% 7. Alaska- 0.0227% 8. Hawaii- 0.0218% Illinois- 0.0197% Minnesota- 0.0182%. Number of arrests

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Human Trafficking

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  1. Human Trafficking Madison Fitzmaurice

  2. Arrest yearly % of population arrested • Nevada- 0.1384% • California- 0.0376% • Tennessee- 0.0376% • Texas- 0.0300% • Florida- 0.0268% • Maryland- 0.0254% 7. Alaska- 0.0227% 8. Hawaii- 0.0218% • Illinois- 0.0197% • Minnesota- 0.0182% Number of arrests • California- 11,334 • Texas- 7,554 • Florida- 5,048 • Nevada- 3,738 • Illinois- 2,225 • Tennessee- 2,387 • Pennsylvania- 1,958 • Ohio- 1,724 • New jersey- 1,489 • Maryland- 1,465

  3. Facts about Prostitution • Prostitution is one of the most dangerous that goes on in the world. • Every year in the U.S., between 70,000 and 80,000 people are busted for prostitution. • Illegal is only half of Nevada.

  4. Facts about Human Trafficking • Human trafficking generates $9.5 billion yearly in the United States. • Approximately 300,000 children are at risk of being taken in the United States. • Someone who takes women for trafficking is known as a “pimp” • Mostly try to take teenage girls with the age 13-18 • estimated that there are 100,000 children in the trade in the United States each year.

  5. Questions • Who are they targeting? • Who is the trafficker? • What are their statistics behind it? • Where is their location?

  6. What defines Human Trafficking

  7. Top 10 countries • 1. Bangladesh • 2. Brazil • 3. Haiti • 4. Pakistan • 5. India • 6. Sri Lanka • 7. Nepal • 8. Uganda • 9. Ghana • 10. China

  8. http://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/human-trafficking/what-is-human-trafficking.htmlhttp://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/human-trafficking/what-is-human-trafficking.html Websites

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