Human Trafficking Research Paper

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Poverty has a particularly strong influence on world affairs today and it is especially difficult for particular individuals to survive as long as they do not get involved in activities that very much resemble the form of slavery that was abolished more than 140 years ago. While some might interpret certain jobs to be no different from others, given that they entail individuals doing things they are not particularly fond of, the reality is that these respective jobs involve people being unable to leave and forced to work. Many people leave their homes because they are poor and hope that they are going to make it in other locations. However, once they actually get there they realize that they are abused and forced to work for little to no compensation. These people are, by definition, slaves, in spite of the fact that the social order has a tendency...

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Modern slavery has a covert-focused attitude and it makes it difficult for society to realize that it is actually a threat.
Modern-day slavery does not take people directly from their homes, as it involves strategies that make it difficult for them to realize that they are about to become slaves.

Slavery today is no longer focused on characteristics concerning people being enslaved, as individuals from a diverse range of backgrounds are enslaved with no regard to what race they belong to, their sex, or their age.

3. Thailand is a country where sex trafficking…

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