Human trafficking around the globe

Great website a lot of information regarding the victims but also the plan to help them. It's important to create organizations that will help this people after they have been rescued

Yes, and I hope you are going to devote a chunk of your paper to this piece. It is all well and good to free people from bondage, but they need support, counseling, and opportunities if they are going to transition back into society and regain their sense of self and purpose.

Miami is supposable the major port for transporting sex slaves people are being bought from there and take around the world. also they come through here so they can be sold around the usa. human trafficking and slavery are pretty much the same thing, revenues from worldwide human trafficking exceed $32 billion dollars.

32 Billion dollars - wow! That turns my stomach.

The predators usually place themselves were they can have easy access to children where they can befriend them and eventually kidnap them. Girls are usually the primary victims of the human trafficking some as young as 5 years old. The frank church fund a program to bring back victims into society providing them with education and health service. It cost about $6,000 to help a victim get back in track, a small amount considering what they been trough.

This sounds like a worthwhile charity to fund!

We need to make human trafficking known to the public, it's an issue that most of us don't realize or even think about raising awareness on it helps prevent it but we need to become educated in it. Human trafficking is not only in the sexual seance it can be in every way from the guy delivering your Chinese food to the girl doing your nails. It's not only about the woman selling sex is about slavery modern day slavery which is exactly what human trafficking is.

Maria, I just heard a story on NPR this afternoon about a sizeable grant being awarded to a nonprofit whose mission is will be to help people who have been freed from "slavery," here in Boston. Remind me, and I will try to find it for you online.

Locals cop making all the possible efforts to stop human trafficking in their county. It's rapidly becoming a huge problem in the United States in states like Florida were human trafficking is as bad as drug problems they want to prevent this and make this issue known. Human trafficking is consider the modern day slavery.

This operation involving technology offers the group O.U.R the help to track down predators of children and rescue current victims. They have rescued 35 children so far not a lot but as little as one rescue makes the difference. They hope to get more help and donations to end this and keep on rescuing more and more lives

Human trafficking is the fastest growing illegal business in the United States, the refuse to accept this fact. They want to let all the "johns" that have participated in human trafficking that their identity will be know to the public everyone will know what they've done. Unlike drugs people can be sold over and over, they want to out an end to this they have zero tolerance for human trafficking.

We need to invest in the future and laws to prevent Human trafficking from expanding more and more. We have to keep in mind that we not only need to rescue the victims but stop others from becoming victims too and that's a big part of the solution. This group of people are trying to do this and hopefully they will rescue the next generation.

The second largest and fastest-growing criminal industry in the world is human sex trafficking. Millions of people, many of them young girls and boys, are victimized by those who are reaping billions of dollars in profits. 100,000 children are estimated to be in the sex trade in the United States each year. According to an article in The Guardian, three out of every 1,000 people worldwide are victims of sex trafficking, which is a form of slavery.

The understanding that human trafficking doesn't have a color, status or age it can happen to anyone. This people didn't chose to be slaves most we're kidnapped force into it or had no other choice. But the efforts are being made to give this issue more awareness and let people get educated on the issue.

The major impact that human trafficking is and how much of us included myself where blinded to it, we don't see how big the problem is. Many people don't realize how we have modern day slaves in the 21st century against their will regular people being sold like meat form money.

Only 46,000 victims of human trafficking were identified in 2012. It also includes a slide show of the 21 worst countries for human trafficking. Middle eastern and Africa are by far the worst.

This site just has general information on my topic statics ways to prevent a and how to report it. I find it very useful since I'll end up writing and all the points. That it includes

the government tries to see people that are being put through human trafficking as prostitutes, many times we do this we just assume that the victim is really not a victim but a criminal. when the truth is that they need help and need laws that will protect them, instead of judging them.

the website is from three collage students researching human trafficking like me. the estimate that there is 30 million people that are in slavery today, because of human trafficking. it explains how its a big issue but society seems to overlook it too often and not pay enough mind to it like they should. if instead of educating ourselves about it, were just going to ignore it then the problem isn't going away.

It was going on 5:30 p.m. in Nairobi, Kenya, when Fiachra Kearney called into the "Talk Back" radio program on KGVO. His call wasn't unexpected, and for the next hour, the conversation focused on the nuances of human trafficking. It's a subject Kearney knows well.