Category: Human Trafficking

  • Human Trafficking and Unethical Business in the US

    Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Discussion Conclusion References Abstract Human trafficking refers to the illegal smuggling of people into a country for forced labor and other forms of exploitation. This also involves falsely recruiting, transferring, harboring, and exploiting people in a foreign land without their consent or for activities they did not sign up to…

  • Human Trafficking: A Threat to All

    Table of Contents Introduction Forced Labor Sex Trafficking Debt Bondage Conclusion References Introduction Human trafficking can be defined as the transportation of a human being into a situation or event that exploits them in one way or another. By this definition, it is arguable that many people have been trafficked over the last decade. Kushubekova…

  • Modern Slavery, Human Trafficking and Poverty

    Introduction In the early seventeenth century, European colonists in the US turned to Africa for slaves in an effort of getting a cheaper, more abundant source of labor when judged against indentured servants (mainly the more underprivileged Europeans). 1619 acted as the year when slavery increased across colonies in America following a Dutch ship bringing…

  • The Case of Veronica: Human Trafficking

    Unfortunately, numerous people are oppressed in different ways, and human trafficking is one of the most severe issues in the modern world. Although slavery is illegal in every country, estimates suggest that more people are trafficked today than ever before in history (Laser-Maira et al., 2018). The problem is severe, as it adversely affects millions…

  • The Internet Role in Human Trafficking

    The Internet plays a paradoxical role in the illegal activity of human trafficking. On the one hand, the Internet is an integral place for recruiting future victims of trafficking. On the other hand, different social media can contribute to the creation of effective tools for identifying criminals to prevent the possible trafficking. This essay will…

  • Human Trafficking and Legal Aspects

    Table of Contents Introduction Analysis of Issues Personal/Professional Reflection Conclusion References Introduction Human trafficking is a severe crime against freedom, dignity, and well-being of an individual. Nowadays, it is a serious global issue, which includes different acts, means, and purposes. Besides, even though it is possible to identify potential victims, it is necessary to develop…

  • The Role of Technology in Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation

    Human trafficking and sexual exploitation are significant problems in contemporary society that constitute a violation of human rights. They present a number of issues for law enforcement due to the difficulties in identifying and investigating instances of trafficking. The article discusses the role of technology in human trafficking, showing how the perpetrators use various devices…

  • Human Trafficking Concerning Minorities in the U.S.

    Social Issue Nowadays, minority groups in the U.S. face numerous challenges connected with social, political, ethical, and other issues. Human trafficking is one of the most severe ways of harassment that humanity has ever faced. In this research paper, the issue of human trafficking concerning minorities will be discussed in detail; the measures of addressing…

  • The War on Human Trafficking: U.S. Policy Assessed by Anthony M. DeStefano

    The War on Human Trafficking: U.S. Policy Assessed by Anthony M. DeStefano is about one of the modern-day plagues of our society; human trafficking. The author recognizes that talking about human trafficking phenomena is a broad and complicated topic. So DeStefano starts his analysis at a certain historical point. It begins his story in the…

  • Human Trafficking: Current State and Counteracts

    Outline One of the emerging issues regarding criminology is human trafficking that is conducted through organized crime. It involves transportation of people from their mother country across interstate borders as well as within their mother countries to be sexually exploited as well as a become source of cheap unskilled labor in the developed states. Most…