There are many things to be taken into consideration when discussing the victims of human trafficking, such as poverty, broken homes, and mostly corruption. Leading the pact is poverty due to the lack of education and employment making the sale of something readily available, such as your body or your child more enticing. ... But all of these countries have major "pull factors" such as poverty. ... Like you can call the Department of Justice Trafficking in Persons and Workers Exploitation Task force complaint line to report human trafficking crimes ("Federal Bureau of Investigation -...

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Sweatshops help to get countries of this nature out of poverty. ... Myerson states that, "In Honduras, where the legal working age is 14, girls toiled 75 hours a week for the 31- cent hourly minimum to make the Kathie Lee Gifford clothing line for Wal-Mart. ...

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Modern-day slavery occurs is in Brazil, were poverty-stricken young men are promised good work by harvesting crops. ... The sexual exploitation of American children cuts across every economy, ethic, and social line. ...

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He would argue that poverty, race, or broken families had nothing to do with crime. ... After not being able to secure a line of work Pud took matters into his own hands and began looting and breaking into many places to take care of his needs. ...

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Reflections from the Past A young and nave child is convinced by an older sibling to commit a rude and senseless act in the presence of his parents. After witnessing the act, the parents then become quite irritated, and they seek out to find the one responsible for informing the child of the wrongd...

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Sweatshops are sources of cheap and ample labor, and are the result of our global economy, with the constant demand for cheaper and better products by consumers. They are generally defined as "a workplace where workers are subject to extreme exploitation, including the absence of a living wage o...

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