Human Trafficking/Smuggling and Media Concerns
Published: 2011
Author(s) Name: Dr. Charu Lata Singh
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Abstract
Human trafficking is a struggle for the lives and dignity of
innocent women and children. It is a heinous crime where
human beings are bought and sold for profits. Human
trafficking like prostitution has been around for many
years forcingprositution, bonded labor and involuntary
domestic service. All the efforts must be made for the
dedicated strategies that will help eradicate this disease. In
this strategy media can play an indispensable role in
educating the public about the laws and many
manifestations of global human trafficking. and they
would be able to present the problem in terms that anyone
can understand. Even though in many parts of the world
media coverage is weak. The media can still be and efficient
weapon. Human trafficking denies hundreds of thousands
of people their basic human rights. Trafficking can only be
eliminated through combined efforts at national, regional
and international levels. The world must come together to
act as one in this regard. Public and private institutions
need to join hands with anti-trafficking campaigners to
promote awareness on this issue so that this crime is finally
eradicated from our society.
Keywords: Human Trafficking, Smuggling, Illegal
Migration, Slavery, Economic Concerns, Health Issues,
Exploitation, Legal Framework, Media Concerns.
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