A discussion on the issues of human trafficking and global economy, HIV, and inhumanity: A case study of Nepal women

• 영문명: A discussion on the issues of human trafficking and global economy, HIV, and inhumanity: A case study of Nepal women
• 발행기관: 한국보안관리학회(구:한국경호경비학회)
• 저자명: Jang Duck-Hyung
• 간행물 정보: 『시큐리티연구』한국경호경비학회지 제46호, 171~187쪽, 전체 17쪽
• 주제분류: 사회과학 > 사회과학일반
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2016.03.31

영문 초록

Human trafficking is a booming underground business and is the fastest growing and criminal activity in today’s society. The use of coercion or fraud marks the territory of trafficking. Most people trafficked suffer constant threats, violence, and forced acts while imprisoned by their traffickers. Such human trafficking entails significant problems not only for the victims but also for the economies and community health. Large corporations overseas have also been known to partake in the sex slave industry. Another hidden cost to the global economy is the cost of law enforcement and anti-trafficking measures being implemented. Further, sex Trafficking carries many potential health consequences, one of the biggest risks is HIV infection. That means, sex trafficking is an engine of the global AIDS epidemic with one study portraying nearly fifty six percent of all sex slaves having HIV or AIDS. Therefore, many of people are being infected with HIV and many other diseases every day through contact with the sex slave industry costing millions to society and the global economy. in this study, the author presents a case study of trafficking against Nepalese women. Nepalese women being trafficked are found to have a high prevalence of HIV infection. In conclusion and discussion, a few of solutions needed to be addressed for controling human trafficking for sex slavery suggested.

목차

I. Introduction

II. General understanding of human trafficking

III. Human traffikcing and global economy

IV. A case study of sex trafficking of Nepalese women

V. Discussion and Conclusion

키워드

human trafficking global economy HIV inhumanity issues Nepal woman case