Human Trafficking

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One of the disadvantages of Human Trafficking is that the victims are always faced with problem of insecurity and inferiority complex.

It is the buying and selling of humans. A great deal of the time it is young women or children into prostitution.

First of all, your going to need some sort of proof. While some will believe you others will not. Seeing is believing.

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What happens to them is determined by almost only: whom they meet, next: is it a kind person who can help them escape further, or will their needs be ignored (needs = clothes, food, shelter, medicines, fluids, education); or is the next person someone who is going to throw them back into human trafficking? If someone wishes to know what to do for those ones who are escaping: read in the Bible "The Parable of the Good Samaritan". Perhaps a telephone call to a Samaritans organisation, or "Helpline", to find real help, too, e.g. Women's Refuges. If the person suddenly finds the next person is in the employ of the slavedrivers, then the situation is much worse, much worse, for the one who escaped.

Yes. Mine started to become noticeable at about my third month, but everybody is different.

Human trafficking, in one form or another, has existed since the dawn of mankind.,

Outlaw it.

traffikers make money

physical and emotional abuse. a whole life is destroyed and messed up entirely. no hope, just doing what you have been told. destruction on hope.

Although the importation of slaves was forbidden by law after 1808, smugglers continued the trade on an increasing scale. By the middle of the 19th Century slaves could be purchased by slave dealers for as little as $15 per slave. In the United States, slave States, including ones that chose not to secede in 1861, and remained part of the Union, might pay as much as $1500 for an illegally imported slave. Many ships involved in the slave trade such as the French brig Vigilante, had special hidden cargo sections built into their hulls to hide their illegal cargo. Other places in the Western Hemisphere was slave trading was still legal after the US ban of 1808, remained free from this embargo.

In addition to the expert answer by Cassandra it should be noted that human trafficking - which is just slavery under another name - is still a major problem in the world. It includes people lured with job offers and then, once their passport is confiscated, become slaves instead of employees working as domestic servants, in restaurants & clubs, in factories, and in agriculture. With no proof of identity or nationality, they are threatened with criminal punishment for being there illegally. Commonly there are language barriers that prevent them from reporting their situation to local authorities. Many only know the corruption of the police where they come from and are easily duped into believing that they will be in bigger trouble with the law if the DO report their abuse. Sometimes the threats are real because of corruption in local and national law enforcement. They are often threatened with violence against themselves and their families. It includes those lured by job offers, sold by their families, or outright abducted and subsequently locked in brothels and beaten if they don't bring in enough money from "customers". Almost half of the victims of human trafficking are trapped in some kind of prostitution or other sex work. Some become slaves through "debt bondage" where they are placed into a situation of having a debt that they cannot repay and are forced or tricked into signing a contract that they will work to pay off the debt - but the terms make it impossible for them to ever actually pay it off. The slave masters demand that the debts are passed on from one generation to the next - enslaving the descents of the initial victims who don't realize that such debts cannot be passed on. Often even the initial debts are fraudulent but the victims don't have the knowledge and resources to defend themselves. While there are still many Africans who fall into modern slavery, the significant majority of victims now are now from Eastern Europe, the Middle-East, South & Central America, China, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Southeast Asia.

Quite simply it is the failure of all Governments to ensure Global Databases which can be used to trace track and locate activity related to human trafficking are on a common platform in every Country of the World. The Database set would include financial transaction, shipping movement and known persons and their community relationships. Human Trafficking has to be financed and the numbers are not small. The funds must cross borders and at some point must be removed from its 'ghost system' into the 'real system'. Our Governments are weak, soft and unwilling to confront a growing problem. Until we have principled 'tough on crime Governments' women and children continue to suffer and when they are of no further use they will be murdered and in some cases their body parts will be sold. A lot of people make money out of the pain and misery of the women and children and men too who are trafficked. We need a Global Platform to collect information and tough Governments to use the information to arrest those concerned. Unfortunately we have neither.

Taking people across state lines without their concent. usually slavery or prostitution

Yes, prostitution is legal in Israel, but human trafficking is not.

Trafficked people are those that are bought and sold into slavery, for various purposes, by those in the human trafficking business. Not just sold in to slavery but for sexual pleasures to sick perverted jerks

It is impossible to say, they obviously do not publish their accounts. It is estimated that several millions, probably billions, are made annually in human trafficking.

Money and greed.

they make leaflets,posters,upload stuff onto their website ,help victims and raise awareness, they also do counsilling for those efffected

the fact that it is a policy of the central office of a nationwide bank that single women are a bad risk for loans regardless of income or investments. this bank is discriminating against women in state after state.

There are many effects of human trafficking, the main one being the effects on the individual person and there relations. Extreme emotional stress including shame, grief, fear, distrust. They may experience post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts. And this is only a minor part of it.

The history of slavery covers many different forms of human exploitation across many cultures throughout human history. Slavery can be traced to the earliest records, such as the Code of Hammurabi in 1760 BC which refers to slavery as an established institution.

Simply put; it's okay, but you should be punished for killing slaves, and should give slaves their freedom if you break their teeth or blind them (this is not a nice thing to do). Slaves must be circumcised. You must free slaves who have served you for six years, and they may keep their wives if they had them to begin with, but their wives and children will belong to you upon the slave's release if the wife was given by you. Either way, you must be sure to give them a nice retirement bonus on their way out. Women are fair spoils of war! Having killed heathen men, their women, children, and livestock are yours for the taking. You may have your way with the women as you like, but if they are engaged to another, then you must atone by having a priest sacrifice an animal (small price to pay for institutionalised rape). Should you find an escaped slave, you are not permitted to oppress them or to force them to return to their master. If enslaving your own family members, you should treat them better than the average slave. Slaves may have their own slaves. The punishment for enslaving Hebrews is death.