The Pros And Cons Of Modern Day Slavery

How can we identify human trafficking and why do they call it modern day slavery? The way we can identify human trafficking, are to look for signs of physical abuse and limited access to medical care (Kelly and Bokhari, 2012), and (Zimmerman et al, 2003). Either the victims of trafficking are lured in with promises for a better life, or better working conditions to where they have an idea of thinking they will be able to send money back home to their families. Due to thier circumstances, many of the victims are kept isolated to where they have limited access to medical or dental care. Often due to these times children may not resemble those who are supposed to be, their parents or, they are with different adults at different times.

Slavery has been identified in 100 of our cities, and there is reason to believe that the number of cities is even greater. People hear about slavery in the period of

With little awareness and some sensitivity to the situation, some genuine perseverance slaves can be reused (Bales et al., 2009 Soodalter, 2009). This is not wishful thinking, it happens with enough frequency to account for about one-third of all slaves rescued in the last few years. There are concerned citizens out there that are involved in these rescues who often are called Good Samaritans. The only thing that differentiates them from the public is that they have recognized that someone needs help and have taken action. The question is what makes a Good Samaritan? At the most basic level it is the openness to the possibility that something seems not quite right (Bales et al., 2009 Soodalter, 2009). People look deeply into America’s clumsy response to modern slavery shows that some basic ideas still need serious thought. Human trafficking cases are difficult and unresolved in that it is hard to determine who is and who is not trafficking the victims (Bales et al., 2009 Soodalter,