Human trafficking is the politically correct term for modern slavery. There is nothing polished or proper about this trade of human flesh. Most modern day slaves are women and children. The women are addicted to drugs by their pimps, then used as prostitutes. The girls are often lured away from their villages with false promises of jobs.
[...] Human trafficking and trading Jean Jacques Rousseau, Swiss philosopher once said, “Slaves lose everything in their chains, even the desire of escaping from them.” Slavery takes away the most basic of human rights. Slavery takes away the hope of betterment; it beats the human soul into a submission of all physical choice. It allows one human to exercise limitless control over another. The master of a slave is allowed to beat him, to kill him, and demoralize him. Most people believe that slavery is an ugly spot in history, no longer prevalent in modern culture. [...]
[...] India's high instance for human trafficking has led them to be a nation with one of the highest rates of HIV/AIDS. Despite the staggering amount of women dying, many educated males still chose to go into fields involving organized crime, simply because it is lucrative. Not only does human trafficking pay, but it also is much safer than selling or supplying drugs. It is simple to smuggle people across borders and into brothels, especially when law enforcement looks the other way. [...]
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