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Human trafficking is still an issue in many countries. Some source countries include Iraq, Jamaica, Japan, and Kenya. People from these countries are sent to destination countries all over the world. These include Jordan, Israel and even the United States. Basically,human trafficking is still a worldwide issue.
Human trafficking has been around since the dawn of history. It is still around today.
Yes, unfortunately, slavery still exists today in various forms around the world, including forced labor, human trafficking, and debt bondage. Many organizations are working to combat modern slavery and support victims. It is important to raise awareness and take action to end this inhumane practice.
yes because people go to jail everyday for violating a persons right
Slavery does still exist in certain parts of the world. You can do a search for 21st century slavery or human trafficking.
no, slaves were banned in the early 1900's However there are still servants here. You ever heard of Human Trafficking?
Unfortunately, human trafficking and slavery is still a problem in many countries, including America. In modern times, people are not so much at risk due to their race. Age is much more a factor. About 80% of people trafficked are under the age of 18.
None. Slavery has been outlawed in the US. There is still a problem with "human trafficking", but it is a daily battle being fought by the best of the law enforcement community.
Slavery ended legally in 1865. But today we still have slavery through sex trafficking, bonded labor, forced labor , or human trafficking
India is still a country with a lot of crime and human trafficking so India still has a lot of changing to do. The country also has a lot of child abandonment and one of the highest rates of abortion.
Modern slavery is still present throughout the world. In Europe, it is most common in Eastern Europe, for example, in Russia. It is known as human trafficking.
It's arbitrary. Laws are made by people - mostly people with a stake in the matter. Note that fewer people would get rich if it was a misdemeanor, and still less if it wasn't even a crime.