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First paragraph: Easily track down perpetrators and victims
Second paragraph: Using advanced technology (infrared imaging cameras)
Third paragraph: International forces are on watch daily
Fourth paragraph: Technology is not be the only way that we could stop sex trafficking
Abstract
There are many world wide problems that affect society negatively, and these problems
have been increasing every year. The main problems are gender based violence, sex trafficking
and intergenerational prostitution, maternal mortality, education, and economic empowerment.
Sex trafficking and intergenerational prostitution is one of the most common problems affecting
women and children. The rate of sex trafficking globally has been increasing every year. Women
are more likely to be kidnapped and sex trafficked than men. The percentage of women raped
and abused is high. Women are unable to escape because of men threatening them or being
tortured. The rate of sex trafficking is increasing because of a lack of surveillance in
neighborhoods, and laws of sex trafficking do not exist in some countries. It is important to
explore solutions to this problem.
Keywords: negatively, women, sex trafficked, common, increasing
Method
Participants
Majority of the victims are children, most likely to be forced to do sex is girls the ages of 12 and
14. The girls are abducted and lured with the traffickers. When the girls try to escape, the
Next, infrared cameras can be installed in neighborhoods or areas where sex trafficking
or prostitution is likely to act. The cameras can be put at borders because they can scan the
vehicles to see if there is a person inside of the vehicle that is not suppose to. The red in the
cameras can detect emotions, If the camera flashes red then that person is feeling threatened. The
forces could check the vehicles before they cross the border. Many of kidnapped children are
being traveled out of the country. The cameras is positive note that we can capture the traffickers
if they are leaving the country. In the book, Human Trafficking: All Around the World, it states,
The United States is one of the top 10 destinations for human trafficking , with tens of
thousands of people brought into the country each year. The cameras give a positive note to it
because the cameras can help save the girls before any happens to them when vehicles cross the
border. Cameras in neighborhoods detect activity, if detected then it sends an alarm to the police
station to warn them that there is activity known there. In conclusion, the infrared imaging
cameras could detect any activity before it happens. In addition, located at cross intersections to
get every angle. The direction of the cameras are important because not all cameras can capture
every part of the streets.
Additionally. International forces are on watch daily. The possibility of prostitution could
reduce slightly if watched. The whole problem cant be solved by an instant because it takes
time. The government and forces are aware of activity, the soldiers will record any activity that is
suspicious. The suspicious activity could be researched to find out what are the common factors
of women being sex trafficked in that specific area of town. Discussions about suspicious activity
could lead to other ideas of how to reduce the possibility of girls or women being raped or forced
to do prostitution. Also, forces keep track of repeated actions can pursue the possible suspects.
The police knows how the grooming process works. In the book, Stop the Traffik, a mother
named Jessica explains her experience of being sex trafficked herself and what men treated other
men have raped her daughter and other women. First, lets say that the men were good looking
and had a fast car. The men would drive by and offer the women vodka or something, and loud
music is playing in the background. The women would refuse for one night, but another night
they might have gone drunk and they would say yes. The girls are given alcohol and presents,
especially cell phones. The men call them names such as princess to make them feel special,
before they know it, the girls are passed on to older men. The older men introduce them to class
A drugs. The girls are passed around. The girls would be threatened if they dont do what they
are told, or they go to the police.
Results
Some people would say that adding cameras around neighborhoods could lead people to
feeling unsafe. The need of security can feel unsafe and not liking to live in that part of town if
there is violence is located. In reality, the world is not safe anywhere. There is a place where
References
Enslaved in America: Sex Trafficking in the United States - Women's Funding Network. (2013).
Retrieved March 02, 2016, from http://www.womensfundingnetwork.org/enslaved
-in-america-sex-trafficking-in-the-united-states/
Womens Funding Network partners with other foundations across the United States as
part of a national campaign to research, prevent and end domestic sex trafficking. A
woman named Tina Frundt explains the importance of sex trafficking being stopped. She
explains her own experience that has happened to her and experience of what girls had to
do and be abused by the men. Tina states her opinion on how the government should stop
sex trafficking. Tina was forced to do prostitution when she was 14. Her connection
between the man became stronger, because he would listen to her when she complained
or needed someone to talk to. Tina was thinking if she should run away with him. She
had trouble with her parents and she just wanted to be free from the mess. They escaped
together and went to Ohio. This source is being used for an explanation of how
prostitution is different in many other countries.
Hepburn, S., & Simon, R. J. 1. (2013). Human trafficking around the world: hidden in plain
sight. New York: Columbia University Press.
Journalist Stephanie Hepburn and justice Scholar Rita J. Simon created a dynamic
volume sure to educate and spur action. Each chapter in this book focuses on on the
trafficking practices and anti trafficking measures of a single country. Those countries
may include Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile , China, Columbia, France, and many more
to come. Both Stephanie and Rita are researching those countriess laws and reveal gaps
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