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    Human Trafficking Goldberg‚ Michelle. "The Super Bowl of Sex Trafficking." Newsweek 7 Feb. 2011: 7. Criminal Justice Collection. Web. 4 Apr. 2013. In this article Goldberg informs us that human trafficking tends to accompany major sport and entertainment events. While every football fan was cheering for their team during the super bowl‚ children were being sexually exploited. In the 2009 game in Tampa‚ Florida; 24 trafficked children were saved. Texas is second to California when

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    Human trafficking is considered and defined as one of the modern form of slavery. It is one form of human exploitation where a victim is controlled through fruad or force to contribute forced labour. The majority of human being trafficked are subject to sexual abuse in developed or developing countries. The human trafficking shows a worrying trend with cases increasing every year. This paper in its extensive review discovered that the trend is rapidly increasing mainly in developing countries. Considering

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    Slavery is when a human is being categorized as property and is forced to work without payment. Human trafficking is a major crime and is a huge violation of human rights. Every year‚ thousands of women and children come in contact with traffickers‚ in their own countries and many other countries abroad. Many traffickers use the vulnerability of women and children for sexual exploitation‚ forced labor‚ removal of organs‚ and is ultimately a practice of slavery. One young woman‚ Holly Austin Smith

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    The Effect of Human Trafficking in Cambodia By Som Chanthea‚ E1a Human trafficking is the possession or trading of humans for the purpose of engaging them in slavery and prostitution through the means of force and coercion. It is a thriving industry that continues to grow every year. It is feared‚ that illegal trafficking of humans may soon outdo the illegal drug trade (Urvashi Pokharna (12/28/2011)). Women and girls are trafficked for commercial sexual exploitation to Thailand and Malaysia and

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    Human trafficking is a form of slavery that occurs everywhere throughout the world. It is an illegal movement of people‚ mostly used to force people into labor or to expose them sexually in order to make profit. Criminals choose to traffic humans due to the high profits that can be made since it is a high profitable business for organized crime. The iniquity of human trafficking does not only negatively affect those who fall victim‚ but it can also affect an entire community or county as it becomes

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    Human trafficking is the fastest increasing criminal industry in today’s world‚ coming in second after illegal drug-trade. This type of slavery has been traced back to the ancient Mesopotamian and Mediterranean civilization and has continued to grow. What is human trafficking? Commonly referred to as "modern-day slavery" is the illegal trade of human beings for forced labor or for exploitation. Exploitation referring to the using others for prostitution or other forms of sexual exploitation‚ forced

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    EN 354 Final Paper Human Trafficking: A Neoliberal Problem Requiring a Neoliberal Solution There are many different meanings to the term globalization‚ yet the constant throughout each meaning is the fact that globalization creates interconnectedness among citizens of the world that has not been experienced at such levels previously. Globalization as a theory is often applauded because it allows for a diffusion of knowledge as well as an increase in opportunities for most people. It does indeed

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    Falling in a Gray Area: Human Trafficking Victims and When to Treat Them as Human Beings Though slavery has continuously existed in some form throughout history‚ it has only been in the past century and a half or so that humanity has legally acknowledged that the idea of owning another person is unjust. This relatively new legal conscience has become apparent in the various laws banning the validity that a person can be property‚ an object. However‚ these laws have not eradicated slavery‚ as

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    criminal law focus fails to address the root causes of human trafficking‚ and hence‚ will not be able to prevent human trafficking. Trafficking is anything but limited to the illegal activity of criminals. To the contrary‚ it is the demand for products and services in legitimate industries within the dynamics of global markets‚ which fuels the black market of trading in humans. Having realized the huge profitability of the human trafficking market‚ criminal enterprises and traffickers all over the

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    Voters in California sent a clear and strong message to human traffickers and their victims when they elected to impose severe sentences on those convicted of the crime on the November 6‚ 2012 ballot. 81.1 percent of voters approved of Proposition 35‚ Human Trafficking. Penalties. Initiative Statute‚ which intended to bring state human trafficking laws up to par with federal laws. Under federal law‚ a convicted sex trafficker receives a sentence of 15 years to life in prison‚ whereas under California

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