Human Trafficking Anthropology

How does human trafficking affects one’s life socially, culturally, and the society in which they are a part of?
Human trafficking is defined as the illegal practice of trading in humans for the purpose of prostitution, forced labor, and other forms of sexual exploitation.This type of delinquency crime has been known to be highly severe, impacting the victims socially, culturally, and the community. Each component of human trafficking outweighs the positives. Overall, the consequences of human trafficking impacts victims tremendously.
The most horrendous impact that human trafficking victims has is the social aspect of their lives. Kristiina Kangaspunta, United Nations Office On Drugs And Crime chief justifies this, “The behaviour of trafficking
Many cultural practices are not aware of the dispositional function of human trafficking. They are actually targeted, due to the fact they are constantly vulnerable in their cultural practices, which leaves many cultures broken and, in worse cases, discontinuing their cultural operations. Rita Chi-Ying Chung , a professor at the Development program provides an example, “In some cultures there is the tradition whereby the middle child is sent to live and work in an urban area with a relative in exchange for a promise of education and learning a trade. Aware of this tradition, traffickers may trick parents into parting with their children, and who are then trafficked into the sex industry.” These types of loop holes are increasing the disappearance of many cultures due to this scam. They are impacting them tremendously because many are sensing the idea of a nonexistence culture since many participants of the practice are being taken away as sexual content, instead of being seen as a person displaying their cultural preferences. There has been a vast amount of media attention towards human trafficking, and she successfully informed the public of the impacts. Shes uses reports on innovative research, and dialogue with a variety of university
In other words, the impact is the society itself, without noticing that human trafficking is actually happening, which can result in exponentially consequences that the community already faces. Erin Weaver, a graduate psychologist explains, “Most Americans don’t even believe trafficking is happening in this country. The longer this misconception lives on, the less that can be done to address it. The misconception that trafficking is not a problem in America contributes to prolonging and allowing the expansion of sex trafficking.” As the society continues to ignore the presence of human trafficking, they are always suffering. It is the second fastest growing crime industry that is plummeting the society. The loss of resources, and the increase in financial support for victims. These things are hindering the community tremendously, and Erin actually wants to inform the public that human trafficking is in fact real, and not a