The child prostitution, the bias in police direction and application of the legal framework in capturing the human trafficking gangs are also notable points discussed in detail. Furthermore the failure of law enforcement agencies and civil society in identifying the victims of human trafficking are also elaborated in the section (Padilla, Guilamo-Ramos, Bouris, & Reyes, 2010)
Of State (2011) it is also observed that the children used for sex tourism and abuses are given vet medicine for looking healthy and above their age. It is essential for the law enforcement agencies and law makers to declare that underage sex with or without consent is treated similarly (Seale, 2011)
Child prostitution: The child prostitution in India is also becoming a notable issue as not only girls but boys are also exploited by the child sex tourists. The child sex tourists include men and women of the developed countries having strict laws in place within their own countries (Sircar, & Dutta, 2011)
When making the announcement, the President called for anti-trafficking support through public education, medical and social services, and protection and justice for the victims (Obama, 2010). Additionally, it has been observed that the Obama Administration's approach differs from the Bush Administration in that the latter was more short-sighted in its anti-trafficking goals (Ditmore, 2009)
The Obama Administration has also commented on the need to fight human trafficking crimes. President Obama created National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month in an effort to raise awareness and draw focus to the need to combat this problem (Obama, 2010)
The second step involves a diagnosis of the particular form of abuse of problem that this vulnerable population is going through. After the diagnosis follows a planning and implementation step whereby the nurse plans on how they will help the individual deal with the form of abuse they have been diagnosed with (LevySimon, Smyth & Stulberg, 2012)
Munity Nursing and Human Trafficking Community nursing and Human trafficking From the PowerPoint we get the definition of human trafficking which is stated as the exploitation of a person or persons for sex, labor or for body organs. This means that human trafficking is done for different reasons which are stated above (Chernush, 2010)
Theory -- Approach Linkage Human trafficking in Vietnam: Article critique Although no region of the world is immune to the problem of human trafficking, in certain areas the crime is particularly acute. In Asia, the ratio of trafficked persons relative to the rest of the population is even higher than it is worldwide, with 3 victims per every 1,000 inhabitants, and that is only of the persons who are known to be trafficked (Duong 2012: 48)
Human trafficking is defined as "the recruitment and movement of people by force, coercion or deception, for the purposes of exploitation" (Abas et al
For example, Vietnam has been particularly notorious as a 'feeder' site for trafficking of women and children. "From 1998-2008, approximately 5,700 Vietnamese women and children were trafficked, 8,000 were absent from home and assumed to have been trafficked, and another 11,000 women may have been victims of the illegal bride trade" (Duong 2012)
In agreement with Abas (et al. 2013), Hepburn & Simon (2010) note that there are certain country-specific aspects of human trafficking, such as the heated nature of the debate about illegal immigration in the United States and the caste system in India which has exacerbated extreme poverty in rural areas and made persons vulnerable to trafficking (Hepburn & Simon 2010: 1)
that become engaged in prostitution is 12 to 14 for girls and 11 to 13 for boys (Walker-Rodriquez, 2011). Barriers to victim identification include the nature of the crime, lack of awareness, victim perception, lack of resources, and providers' view of training provided (Clawson, 2007)
Purpose The purpose of the study is to gain a deeper understanding into the nature of the crime to develop more effective training for the identification of victims. By exploring the social and psychological phenomena from a victim's perspective through a phenomenological research design (Groenewald, 2004), patterns of victim thinking can be explored to develop key indicators for identification purposes
Human trafficking has become a major global epidemic that affects all nations. Human sex trafficking is the fastest growing business and the third largest criminal enterprise worldwide (Walker-Rodriquez, 2011)
70) In addition, it is reported that President Obama has additionally "taken a hard stance against trafficking, stating at one point during his campaign that combating trafficking will be a top priority in his administration." (Rizer and Glaser, nd, p
Others argue that while that may be true in a few cases, most countries depend on good political and economic relations with the United States and fear the public humiliation that comes with a Tier 3 designation as much as actual sanctions." (Siskin and Wyler, 2010, p
The fact that Ukraine is in a critical condition when regarding human trafficking performed on the country's territory also made it possible for the authorities to get actively involved in one of the largest scale operations meant to bring down criminal organizations which are part of the process. "The government of Ukraine does not condone trafficking; indeed, it has taken a series of concrete measures in order to respond to this severe problem, and can now be said to be in the forefront of the criminalization of human trafficking in Europe" (Bakker & Silvey 137)
Criminals know no limits as they struggle to get as many individuals as possible and "some agencies have gone as far as to set up "career day" booths at universities in Russia, promising profitable work abroad" (Malarek 10). Human traffickers come from a diverse range of backgrounds and they are well-experienced in dealing with their victims, as they are always ready to use a wide range of strategies with the purpose of getting individuals to express interest in their 'business' (Gunderson 55)
Young women are one of the principal group targeted by these individuals and they are taken advantage of as a result of their poor financial condition, taking into account that most hope to get a job that pays better than at home. "Despite the barrage of warnings on radio and TV, in newspapers and on billboards, desperate women continue to line up with their naivete and applications in hand, hoping that, this time, they might just be in luck" (Malarek 9)
Young women are one of the principal group targeted by these individuals and they are taken advantage of as a result of their poor financial condition, taking into account that most hope to get a job that pays better than at home. "Despite the barrage of warnings on radio and TV, in newspapers and on billboards, desperate women continue to line up with their naivete and applications in hand, hoping that, this time, they might just be in luck" (Malarek 9)