Human Trafficking

Human Trafficking

by Dedria Bryfonski (Editor)
Human Trafficking

Human Trafficking

by Dedria Bryfonski (Editor)

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Overview

Editor Dedria Bryfonski has compiled essays to explore issues related to human trafficking, including what factors contribute to human trafficking, if internet sites used for sex trafficking should be shut down, if globalization promotes human trafficking, and how human trafficking can be eliminated.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780737762327
Publisher: Greenhaven Publishing LLC
Publication date: 08/23/2013
Series: Current Controversies Series
Pages: 168
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 1.00(d)
Age Range: 15 - 17 Years

Table of Contents

Foreword 11

Introduction 14

Chapter 1 What Factors Contribute to Human Trafficking?

Chapter Preface 18

Human Trafficking Is Caused by the Greed of Criminals 20

United Nations Inter-Agency Project on Human Trafficking

Poverty Is the Root Cause of Human Trafficking Francesca Petriliggieri 23

Poverty Is Only One Factor Contributing to Human Trafficking Simon Butcher 30

Race and Ethnicity Make People Vulnerable to Human Trafficking Jamaal Bell 33

Chapter 2 Should Internet Sites Used for Sex Trafficking Be Shut Down?

Overview: The Role of the Internet in Human Trafficking Mark Latonero 37

Yes: Internet Sites Used for Sex Trafficking Should Be Shut Down

Ads on Websites Contribute to Human Trafficking Marsha Blackburn Carolyn Moloney 42

Underage Girls Are Marketed for Prostitution on Classified Advertising Websites Nicholas D. Kristof 44

No: Internet Sites Used for Sex Trafficking Should Not Be Shut Down

Restricting Classified Advertising Websites Helps Pimps and Human Traffickers Donah Boyd 48

Shutting Down the Adult Services Sections of Classified Advertising Websites Is a Violation of Free Speech Matt Zimmerman 57

Shutting Down the Adult Services Sections of Classified Advertising Websites Will Harm Adult Sex Workers Kayley Whalen 61

Chapter 3 Does Globalization Promote Human Trafficking?

Chapter Preface 68

Yes: Globalization Promotes Human Trafficking

The Need to Keep Labor Costs Low Leads to the Exploitation of Workers Siddharth Kara 70

Global Recession Boosts Child Prostitution and Trafficking 82

IRIN: Humanitarian News and Analysis

No: Globalization Does Not Promote Human Trafficking

Globalization Is a Positive Force for Chinese Workers Erik Kain 85

Multinational Companies Can Be a Force for Good Marc Gunther 88

Chapter 4 How Can Human Trafficking Be Addressed?

Overview: The US Government's Role in the Fight Against Human Trafficking 94

US Department of State

The Global Abolition of Human Trafficking Mark P. Lagon 105

The Trafficking Victims Protection Act Needs to Be More Supportive of Child Victims Bridgette Carr 120

Stopping Human Trafficking Requires a Grassroots Effort Ruth Dearnley Steve Chalke 132

Stricter Laws and More Vigorous Prosecution Are Needed to Combat Sex Trafficking Chuck Neubauer 138

Organizations to Contact 147

Bibliography 153

Index 158

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