SEX TRAFFICKING

Sex Trafficking

Sex Trafficking

Introduction

Exploitation is a central concept in the study of social oppression, especially from a Marxist perspective. It occurs when one group is able to take for itself what is produced by another group. Slavery, for example, is an exploitative system based on the slave owner's ownership of the slave and, hence, all that the slave produces. To Karl Marx, capitalism is also an exploitative system based not on ownership of the producers, as in slavery, but of machinery and other means of production.

The concept of exploitation can be extended to include noneconomic forms, such as the sexual exploitation of women by men under patriarchy. Men's authority as husbands, employers, and other authorities, for example, gives them a socially legitimate basis from which to coerce sexual compliance from women. In a larger sense, women's bodies and sexuality are exploited by capitalist advertising and mass media entertainment (Schloenhardt, 2009).

Women trafficking are undoubtedly one of the moneymaking transnational misdeeds today. According to Farr (2005), the sale of Women beings believed to be commerce $ 7 to $ 12 billion and ranks third after the sale of pharmaceutical and weapons, as most businesses lucrative international and illegal. Some scientists contend, although, that Women beings can pass the snare profits from the sale of pharmaceutical and tools for fighting. Because pharmaceutical and weapons are of limited use, while Women beings can be sold several times, the earnings from the sale of Women beings to accumulate an infinite counting on how countless times sales. Sale of Women beings is furthermore one of the most atrocious crimes.

Thesis statement

The paper discusses the factor which leads towards the sex exploitation and how globalization has impacted on women trafficking.

Women Trafficking as Organized Crime

Although it is unclear whether immigrants are producing more crime in general than nationals, there is no doubt that migration and crime linked when organized smugglers of Women beings come into play. According to Interpol, demonic networks smuggling Women beings are gaining increasing control of the flow of migrants across international borders. Up to 50 percent of illegal immigrants could now be trafficked by organized criminal syndicates, and these syndicates have become a global multibillion-dollar business (Bort, 2008).

Sexual Exploitation

Trafficking and sexual exploitation of women, adolescents and children around the world is closely linked to poverty and underdevelopment. It is a very lucrative business, and one of the most alarming and growing manifestations of organized crime in the world. It is estimated more than 700,000 people each year are victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation. Women, girls and girls not only suffer in armed conflict by displacement and strife, but have become deliberate targets of attacks with weapons of war.

They are claims the scope of trafficking and exploitation. There are billions of dollars the benefits gained in the business of sale of children and adolescents for sexual exploitation. Hundreds of thousands of children are forced into prostitution and used for pornographic films. Many girls are sold by their parents to child ...