Friday, December 17, 2010

Child Sex Trade in Southeast Asia


Listen/Read: Tracking the Child Sex Trade in Southeast on NPR in MySocLab
BLOG ASSIGNMENT: Do a little online research on the problem of trafficking to add to your knowledge on the issue. There are numerous nonprofits that work to put an end to human trafficking. Post a blog entry about what you have learned. Use any form of trafficking from any country. What social justice changes do you think could help end trafficking?

            I have past experience with human trafficking with a previews government job. What I learned after doing more research on the web was that it has become a greater problem from American girls being trafficked in undeveloped countries. I believe that child trafficking is a major problem not for just Americans but people everywhere forms every social class. Because people can be abducted when visiting other countries that do not have a developed plan to counter the trafficking of people.

            The best way to develop a program that will work is for countries to work together and enforce registration of people. To do this people need to put pressure on the government and to continue supporting nonprofit organizations to put pressure on countries that do not employment proper laws on human registration.

HumanTrafficking.org: A Web Resource for Combating Human Trafficking in the East Asia Pacific Region. Web. 17 Dec. 2010. <http://www.humantrafficking.org/>.




            

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