Human Trafficking / Danilo L. Tancangco. --
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TextOriginal language: English Quezon City, PH: Wiseman's Books Trading Quezon City, PH: Wiseman's Books Trading [2021]Description: i,193 pages : non illustration ; 22cmContent type: - text
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- 9786214181803
- FIL 364.15 T154h 2021
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Foreword i -- Acknowledgement ii -- Introduction iii -- Chapter I: Types of human trafficking 1 -- Chapter II: The impact of trafficking in persons 53Chapter III: What are the effects of human trafficking? 73 -- Chapter IV: Causes of human trafficking 99 -- Chapter V: Prevention of human trafficking 123 -- Chapter VI: Human trafficking and transnational crime 141 -- References 167 -- Keys to corrections 193 --
"Many of these factors are specific to individual trafficking patterns and to the state in which they occur. Trafficking in human beings is to a large extent a symptom of poverty, unemployment, and lack of opportunity which force millions of people to look for a better life by moving away from the places they call home. Combating human trafficking requires a comprehensive, multidisciplinary effort. The widespread and contemporary exploitation of men, women, and children is unacceptable to people men, women and children is unacceptable to people of conscience the world over. Traditional approaches to preventing trafficking in human beings, to protect and assist trafficked persons and bring criminals to justice have had some small impact on the global phenomenon, but not enough. Introduction." --
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