Informative Essay On Human Trafficking
When people hear the word slavery, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Is it that, slavery was once only in the 1600’s? Or was it that, most slaves were of African descent? Or maybe it could be something that most tend to ignore because it is not seen happening today? No. It is happening today maybe not exactly in the term slavery, but ever heard of human trafficking?
Human trafficking has been around for many decades and it is not quite a subject many talk about. Here in the United States, the people have become unaware and have not realized that anything could be happening in their own backyard. People that are seen and talked to everyday could be one of the victims and no one would ever know. High percentage of victims are women and children that are kept away, secluded, and hidden. They are taught to only do very minimal things, say certain things and act a certain way. They are punished if their clients complain or were not satisfied enough. These victims are placed in dangerous situations and with dangerous people who many times end up beating and in worse cases, killing them. Most people do not know where they all come from, they are mostly victims whom are brought from their home country and are kidnapped or taken away from their houses when least expected. These victims are vulnerable because of the many lies the traffickers have told them and many are told they will return if they …show more content…
Most cases end up in ptsd, in which many seek professional help from a psychiatrist. Although the victims try to have a normal life, many end up having emotional problems such as depression. This is only if the victims attain their escape to freedom. Most victims are induced to the sex industry in which many are young innocent beautiful girls who are used for domestic servitude and agricultural work after they have been “used up”. These are usually girls from ages six to
Human trafficking has been around for many decades and it is not quite a subject many talk about. Here in the United States, the people have become unaware and have not realized that anything could be happening in their own backyard. People that are seen and talked to everyday could be one of the victims and no one would ever know. High percentage of victims are women and children that are kept away, secluded, and hidden. They are taught to only do very minimal things, say certain things and act a certain way. They are punished if their clients complain or were not satisfied enough. These victims are placed in dangerous situations and with dangerous people who many times end up beating and in worse cases, killing them. Most people do not know where they all come from, they are mostly victims whom are brought from their home country and are kidnapped or taken away from their houses when least expected. These victims are vulnerable because of the many lies the traffickers have told them and many are told they will return if they …show more content…
Most cases end up in ptsd, in which many seek professional help from a psychiatrist. Although the victims try to have a normal life, many end up having emotional problems such as depression. This is only if the victims attain their escape to freedom. Most victims are induced to the sex industry in which many are young innocent beautiful girls who are used for domestic servitude and agricultural work after they have been “used up”. These are usually girls from ages six to