Why Does Modern Day Slavery Exist?
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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Why Does Modern Day Slavery Exist?
John Michael Manzer 2-22-15 6th Period
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Human Trafficking or Modern Day Slavery is growing across the world; women are being forced or are willingly going into prostitution.
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H.T. is growing across the world in places like: Thailand, Melissa, Amsterdam, Muldova, Cambodia, America.
Although in each location H.T. happens differently.
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According to Nefarious
- Thailand-government has billboards advertising Thailands women.
- Muldova-they are abducted at early ages from orphanages by the local Mafia.
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According to Nefarious Cont.
- Amsterdam-prostitution is legal or considered business.
- Melissa-prostitution in: Strip Clubs, Massage Parlors, Escorts, Govt. Corruption.
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According to Nefarious Cont.
- Cambodia-parents sell their daughters-Men/Fathers gamble, smoke, drink beer.
- America-women sell themselves out for prostitution or they are forced to go into prostitution/Beaten, but only a very little amount of women are forced/beaten
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A lot of women are forced into submission and then Prostitution, if not beaten they are tricked into believing somebody loves them then they turn on them(Nefarious & Man gets 5 years for Human Trafficking by Monica Vaughan).
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In some cases woman choose to sell themselves to men just because they think its the easiest way to earn money at the time, but once they've done it once they can't stop.
The men that they sell them selves to can and do beat them if they don't do what the man wants.
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Human Trafficking or Modern Day Slavery is growing across the world and women are forced, beaten and are even willing to go into prostitution.
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Works Cited
Churchill, Theresa. "Human Service Agency Consortium Meeting Hears Presentation on Human Trafficking, Modern-day Slavery." Web. 22 Feb. 2015. .
Churchill, Theresa. "Human Service Agency Consortium Meeting Hears Presentation on Human Trafficking, Modern-day Slavery." 10 Sept. 2010. Web. 22 Feb. 2015. .
Churchill, Theresa. "Human Service Agency Consortium Meeting Hears Presentation on Human Trafficking, Modern-day Slavery." 10 Sept. 2010. Web. 22 Feb. 2015.
