Human+Traffiking

Human Trafficking is one of the worlds oldest and most rampant violations of human rights ever concieved, and is generally the most accepted. Historacally, slavery has been an accepted aspect of society for centuries, if not millenia. The Roman Empire is often considered the climax of achievement and prosperity and freedom for the ancient world, but it was built entirely on slave labor, slaves outnumbering citezens 3:1. Not a single inhabbited region on earth has no history of slavery, but today it is seen as horrible and creul, because it is. By definition, human trafficking is the movement of people for purposes of labor, legal or illegal, but mostly the term refers to essentialy a modern day slave trade. Human Trafficking is one of the worlds fastest growing crimes, reaching a global market of about $42.5 billion. Victims are recruited through coercion, deception, fraud, abuse of power, or straight up abduction. Victims are conditioned to live as slaves, most often prostitution or forced labor. Children are often sold for early marriage arangements, child soldiers, beggars, or even for sports like camel jockey. Human trafficking goes on all around the world and is seen in many different forms, being a major human rights issue in the world today. There are many organizations currently working to make people aware of the issue, as well as many who try to help rescue victims. Awareness is probably the best solution and many organizations have brought it upon themselves to make people aware. Trafficking is not affiliated with any government nor is it one entity, so it is very difficult to combat. Currently it is one of the fastest growing crimes in the world and is very difficult to combat, possibly being one of the biggest human rights threats today. The legacy of this cannot yet be known for it has gone on since the begining of civilization and most likely continue till the end. media type="youtube" key="Pr4xnWa1R2M" height="344" width="425"This video shows the horrors of human trafficking on its victims as well as many of the causes of human trafficking. It shows why its so hard to combat and why its so rampant, but most importantly, why we need to be aware. This is a warning to potential victims of human trafficking to exercise extreme caution when taking jobs abroad. It shows the suffering caused by human trafficking as well as the easiest way to stop it: awareness.