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TSL1054 – LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT II Causes Effects of Human Trafficking By, Mohd Nur Hifzhan Bin Noordan Lecturer’s name: Madam Anna Mary Perumal SIGNAL WORDS â™ ¥Impact â™ ¥Due to â™ ¥Reported push factors were â™ ¥Caused â™ ¥Channels â™ ¥Root causes â™ ¥Effects â™ ¥Factors A lady being hit for not doing her job Causes of Human Trafficking Poverty Political Instability Natural Disasters Debt Addiction Demand POVERTY †¢ In poorer regions of the world where education and employment opportunities are limited the most vulnerable in society – runaways, refugees, or other persons †¢ They are seeking for opportunity and entry to other countries may be picked up by traffickers and misled into thinking that they will be free after being smuggled across the†¦show more content†¦Ã¢â‚¬ ¢ Use and threat of violence – victims are afraid of their employer. †¢ Use and threat of reprisals loved ones – victims will tolerate abuse to protect their family members. †¢ Fearful of law enforcement and fail to recognize assistance – victims are told that if they come into contact with law enforcement that it will be worse than what it is currently happening to them. HEALTH EFFECT †¢ HIV/AIDS will be easily spreaded by them since most of them are sex slaves. †¢ They cannot go to any clinics easily that they entered other countries illegally. †¢ They spent a lot of money whenever they go to the clinics for medication. SOCIETAL EFFECT †¢ They are isolated by the society. †¢ Their documents are removed by the traffickers. †¢ No one around them speaks their language except for the employer; they are denied access to health care and other sources of assistance. ECONOMIC EFFECT †¢ Debt bondage occurs. †¢ Victims cannot send money home which is in the other countries. †¢ They are not able to pay off their debt because the amount owed keeps on increasing. SUMMARY Human trafficking is one of the most famous issues happening worldwide. It is a serious case where it can cause death to the victims and their family members. Human trafficking is the trade of humans, most commonly for the purpose of sexual slavery, forced labour or commercial sexual exploitation for the traffickers or others. It is condemned as a violation ofShow MoreRelatedCause And Effect Of Human Trafficking965 Words   |  4 PagesCause and Effect of Human Trafficking 1 The effect human trafficking has on world today. 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