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Final Project Guidelines
In the Final Project, due by Day 7 of Week 11, you are asked to demonstrate your ability to conduct an abbreviated literature review on a forensic psychology topic of your choosing and report your findings from the literature review.
Your Final Project should include 12–15 research articles on your chosen topic and should be empirically based. The articles also should represent contemporary findings on your topic and come from peer-reviewed journals. Your Final Project should end with a summary of the major findings from your literature review and your recommendation of possible future directions that research on your chosen topic may cover.
A superior Final Project demonstrates breadth and depth of knowledge and critical thinking appropriate for graduate-level scholarship. The paper must follow APA Publication Manual guidelines and be free of typographical, spelling, and grammatical errors. The paper should be 10–12 pages, not counting the title page, abstract, or references. Please note that quantity does not always correspond to quality, and a well-written Final Project that includes all of the necessary information can be accomplished in fewer than the maximum number of pages. The Final Project for this course will be evaluated according to all four indicators in the Application Assignment and Final Project Writing Rubric located in the Course Information area.
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Please note that you must use primary sources. Peer-reviewed journal articles should make up the bulk of your references (80% or more). In other words, you may use non-peer reviewed and non-empirically based material in addition to your 12–15 peer-reviewed, empirically-based journal articles. If referring to a book as one of your non-peer reviewed, non-empirically based sources, be sure to include all information in APA style, including specific page numbers. Note that an article referred to in a book is a secondary source and does not count as one of your peer-reviewed, empirically-based articles. You must go directly to the original source for your 12–15 peer-reviewed, empirically based articles. Additional information about secondary sources is available in the APA Publication Manual and in the Walden Writing Center
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FINAL PROJECT GUIDELINES
FPSY 6115: Understanding Forensic Psychology Research
The purpose of the Final Project is to demonstrate your ability to conduct an abbreviated literature review on a forensic psychology topic of your choosing and report your findings from the literature review.
Your Final Project should include 12–15 research articles on your chosen topic and should be empirically based. The articles also should represent contemporary findings on your topic and come from peer-reviewed journals. Your Final Project should end with a summary of the major findings from your literature review and your recommendation of possible future directions that research on your chosen topic may cover.
A superior Final Project demonstrates breadth and depth of knowledge, and critical thinking appropriate for graduate-level scholarship. The paper must follow APA Publication Manual guidelines and be free of typographical, spelling, and grammatical errors. The paper should be 10–12 pages, not counting the title page, abstract, or references. Please note that quantity does not always correspond to quality, and a well-written Final Project that includes all of the necessary information can be accomplished in fewer than the maximum number of pages. The Final Project for this course will be evaluated according to all four indicators in the Assignment and Final Project Writing Rubric located in the Course Information area.
References
Please note that you must use primary sources. Peer-reviewed journal articles should make up the bulk of your references (80% or more). In other words, you may use non-peer reviewed and non-empirically based material in addition to your 12–15 peer-reviewed, empirically based journal articles. If referring to a book as one of your non-peer reviewed, non-empirically-based sources, be sure to include all information in APA style, including specific page numbers. Note that an article referred to in a book is a secondary source and does not count as one of your peer-reviewed, empirically-based articles. You must go directly to the original source for your 12–15 peer-reviewed, empirically based articles. Additional information about secondary sources is available in the APA Publication Manual and in the Walden Writing Center at
http://inside.waldenu.edu/c/student_faculty/studentfaculty_562.htm
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Also see “Policies on Academic Honesty” in the Syllabus-II, Walden University Policies and Information.
Although the Final Project is not due until Day 7 of Week 11, you should become familiar with the paper requirements and have them in mind as you proceed through the course.
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Human trafficking has been a primary aspect of forensic psychology for many years. In most cases, this act has been impacting society. In the United States,
human trafficking has gone beyond to affect the national security of the nation. Besides, economic and social effects have adversely been impacted in society. In this
case, families have been the primary figures that are affected due to human trafficking. Results in this study indicate that Homeland Security has majored to combat
this issue. The research suggests that there still exist challenges in combating human trafficking. However, it is accurate that programs have been introduced and
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implemented to minimize human trafficking. Conclusions from the study recommend remedies essential to end human trafficking. Key Words: Homeland Security,
Human Trafficking
Human Trafficking
Introduction
Currently, forensic psychology considers a study or practice of law and psychology. The line in which forensic psychology revolves around considers different
areas of work but is not limited to prisons, law organizations, and rehabilitation firms. The United States has established the Department of Homeland Security to
focus on crimes in different regions. Many cases emerge and require psychologists’ intervention: they involve the amplification of excessive power, coercion, or
fraud to acquire or obtain some commercial sex or labor. This study evaluates how for many years, several women, children, and men have been trafficked in the
whole world, particularly in the United States. Individuals or any coalition can experience the act; hence, it can vary from unique ages, gender, races, or nationalities.
However, the most crucial thing is that the traffickers can apply manipulation, false promises, and force promises, or romantic relationships to make sure that victims
are ruled into the trap of human trafficking, and the “job” is well paying. Statement Problem
Barriers in the language or fearing the traffickers and law enforcement officers frequently keep the victims from applying for help. Hence, the latter makes the
trafficking of humans a crime that is hidden in society. Notably, the traffickers search for the individuals that look susceptible for different reasons. The latter involves
instability in politics, natural disasters, lack of safety net in the society, economic hardship, emotional and psychological vulnerability. Surprisingly, the trauma-
impacted to the victims by the traffickers can make them not identify or seek help from anyone despite those in the high public settings. Although various
misconceptions and myths exist, identifying the primary indicators in human trafficking is the initial procedure for determining and saving victims’ lives. Notably,
not all the indicators that are presented can be present in each situation of human trafficking. Besides, the absence or presence of a certain indicaparticularnot the
real proof of human trafficking. However, a victim, as well as public safety, is paramount. Presumably, the suspected traffickers cannot be directly confronted, or
a victim alerted of an occurred suspicion. Most importantly, it is upon the law enforcement officers to investigate a suspected case in humans trafficking. The latter
might help gather new approaches in human trafficking. Effects on Human Trafficking
Effects on National Security
As an act of crime, the rule of law is violated through the trafficking of humans. As a result, international law and national jurisdiction are threatened. A crime
organized is among the most robust approach for unduly market influence, illegal redistribution of national wealth, societal relations, and political power (Gryshova,
Kofman, & Petrenko, 2019). Nations responding to post-conflict situations, civil unrest, and natural disaster can find acute effects. Challenges that in the
correspondence are faced by governments become in stark contrast to chances created people engage in the trafficking of humans (Terziev et al., 2018). An
underlying threat is posed by human trafficking, and the issues increasingly become a global security concern. Trafficking is an organized crime that is a complex
manifestation in the global economy; thus, it results in human rights violations. Besides, trafficking leads to extreme hardship to millions of persons suspected to
worldwide as being victims (Greenbaum et al., 2017). Also, nations’ social and economic structures and financial markets are affected where the act is allowed to exist.
Despite having financial power and being an organized act of crime, trafficking has an interlocking and complex impact on the economic, political, social, and human
spheres. Dangerous and destabilizing effects of trafficking of humans range from direct loss in the economy, readily recognized violence, primary migration concerns,
and immediate loss in the economy (Marburger & Pickover, 2020). All these aspects go up to equally serious, less easily quantified, but complex impacts of harms and
risks of social, health and safety, environmental, as well as human rights violations.
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Trafficking of people challenges the development of prosperous societies, stable, legitimate economies, and working intensely against political interest’s
reconciliation with human rights and humanitarian obligations. Therefore, human trafficking and interrelated and broad impacts have led to cumulative global peace,
stability, and security threat. Effects on Families
Trafficking of humans has impacts on the individuals it victimizes in all their areas of life. Every stage process of human trafficking can include sexual,
psychological, and physical violence and abuse. Besides, it leads to manipulation, torture, deprivation, and abusive living and working conditions. Different from other
violent crimes, human trafficking results in repeated and prolonged trauma. Research and documentation describe children, men, and women to be abused explicitly
in exploitative conditions (Winterdyk, 2018). These may result in long-term and short-term physical injuries as well as deaths and disabilities. The greater risk of
individuals trafficked is in the chance of getting HIV infections. Human trafficking victims’ experience of trauma includes anxiety, alienation, depression,
post-traumatic stress disorder, aggression, and concentration difficulties. Trauma worsens in the process of trafficking, and beyond the end of being exploited, the
trauma persists. Children victims are vulnerable to trafficking due to a lack of experience with abusive practices and immaturity (Zimmerman & Kiss, 2017). The
practices might stunt their developments (physical) further and lead to continued victimization due to persistent social and developmental challenges. Human
trafficking behavior is hard to understand for a third party. The latter is due to challenging comprehension of the situation by the victims. The victims find it hard to
fathom what has occurred to them or explain it to other people (Lyneham & Voce, 2020). To those around them and the support people, victims can appear too
hostile, irritable, ungrateful, aggressive, and uncooperative. Victims are attached to the stigma that shows significant and impacts ongoing as far as their lives are
concerned. There is a possibility of facing rejection from the community and the family experienced by the victim’s trauma. The person ends up being isolated, which
often leads to his or her termination. Consequences in the long-run concerning human trafficking for individuals are complex and rely on various factors that
guarantee less or no recovery. The experience has a further impact on revictimization. The primary effects of trafficking people incorporate several components,
including victim support and treatment and prosecution and apprehension of offenders. Trafficker’s assets and proceeds of crime offset the costs of trial and
apprehension. Tax revenue reduction and human resource loss result due to human trafficking (Konrad et al., 2017). Migration’s financial benefits are redirected due
to human trafficking. The families and the community, legitimate employers, and the government suffer due to traffickers and their associates. Studies reveal that the
generated income from organized crimes has become global and significant. Exploitation in nature is ongoing, and human trafficking produces a regular and stable
income source as far as criminal networks are concerned (Estevens, 2018). Arguably, the families involved in the illegal activities are benefiting in the process.
However, such resources are not legit thus cannot be justified by the families (Chisolm-Straker et al., 2019). In fact, it would right to suggest that human trafficking
benefit one family economically at the cost of another family. That is the criminal’s families and victim’s family, respectively. Programs Put in Place To fight Human
Trafficking. Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) is an agency that is leading to serve and protect people; thus, making the assistance and identity of victims
paramount. Each day the Homeland Security Investigations sends its agents move around the globe to disrupt, dismantle and uncover human trafficking. Perhaps,
the agents might meet with the worst of humanity. That is, traffickers of humans making a fortune from victim’s commercial. The latter might be achieved through
deportation, cruelty, psychological manipulation, false promises, threats of harm, and sexual abuse. HIS should employ an approach that is victim-centered where the
value should be equal in rescue, stabilization, and identification of victims (DHS, 2020). Also, prosecution and investigation of traffickers should be their primary focus.
Dedicating groups for human places by the agency should be the key thing in every special agent heading to the field offices (Lyneham & Voce, 2020). The special
agents should identify proactive cross-border organizations conducting the trafficking of humans. Besides, priority should be in the investigations to minimize the risk,
threatening public safety and national security (Terziev et al 2018) The specialists for victim assistance are an integral part of the HIS effort
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threatening public safety and national security (Terziev et al., 2018). The specialists for victim assistance are an integral part of the HIS effort.5
Therefore, they should ensure access for victims concerning services and rights to which the law entitles them. Perhaps, the specialists should guarantee the victims
essential assistance required to actively and fully participate in the process of criminal justice (DHS, 2020). On the other hand, the specialist forensic interviews should
conduct legally defensible and victim-centered forensics interviews. The primary aspects that might guarantee the HIS monitoring and address human trafficking can
be based on programs that are based on partnership. Programs to Initiate
Studies suggest that Homeland Internal Security participates in not less than one hundred and twenty task forces in the whole world. This in line with different
local and state law enforcement, tribal, and federal. HSI should also work with other investigating authorities like labor officers, code inspectors, and investigators in
child welfare (Ortelli & Burlingame, 2018). These groups, when pursuing their obligations, can likely come along trafficking of humans. Of most important, vital
partners in the task force’s effort are organizations for victim services who provide social services and manage cases that can stabilize victims. HIS can decide to
participate in teams that coordinate federal anti-trafficking and the justice department FBI and labor departments (DHS, 2020). The participation is to ensure
prosecution and investigations for federal human trafficking plans are achieved. Community-based firms and victim service providers are an essential platform form
to stop human trafficking. Provider for victim services can offer appropriate and comprehensive services to victims. These might include food, shelter, medical, mental
health, and clothing (Ortelli & Burlingame, 2018). Besides, the unique depending needs of the victims can be provided. These include legal counsel, placement of
employment, and job training. Working closely with community-based firms, HIS can be informed of the indicators of trafficking; thus, gathering the tips for
investigations. The community-based firms can include groups for worker’s rights, refugee and migrant firms, and community-based firms. The United States
Department of Homeland Security has a unified voice from the blue campaign. The latter ensures that the United States combat the trafficking of humans. The
department of homeland security can use the blue campaign to create awareness to the public concerning human trafficking. Besides, a partnership can be leveraged
to educate the public to recognize acts of human trafficking and report cases of suspected instances. Through such campaigns, training can be offered to the
enforcement of law and investigation as well as to detect human trafficking. This way, the victims can be protected by suspected traffickers brought to justice. With a
commitment to the entire government approach, multiple federal agencies get involved in preventing human trafficking. However, they also should offer prosecution
and protection efforts. Homeland Security should work with United States prosecutors from the justice department closely (Lyneham & Voce, 2020). Also, the Attorney
and the Federal Bureau of Investigation investigators’ offices should, and the labor department should help enforce laws to combat the trafficking of humans.
Homeland Security Investigations’ success is dependent on partners of foreign law enforcement. The partnership helps in international operations for human
trafficking. Some investigations in trafficking should start in the United States and be linked to the networks and individuals in other countries, where victims were
recruited originally (Terziev et al., 2018). The Homeland Security Investigations bolster the relationships with training on human trafficking to foreign law enforcing
partners. The worldwide international academies for law enforcement serve a great deal in the partnership. Recommendation to Combat Human Trafficking
Recently, the United States Department of Homeland Security endorsed a long-standing nominated prosecutor of civil rights to combat and monitor trafficking as a
person. The individual, John Cotton, is motivated to push what is now known as “modern slavery” (World Economic Forum, 2018). The ambassador’s office comes with
a higher burden of annual report production by the prosecutor. However, the state provides a response to be assessed and a yearly document report concerning
trafficking. It is true that despite the pressure that is portrayed, most of the women, children, and men are trapped and require to be rescued. As a result, human
trafficking requires a big four aspects to be applied before the implementation of selected programs (Reid et al., 2017). First, the influence and credibility require to be
rebuilt. Reflecting on Homeland Security, the United States can be coinciding and eroding steadily with under occupation of several years in the ambassador’s post.
Failure of meaningful address for exploitation has presented an illusion of progress, and countries continue to lag.
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The ambassador and his team require a proactive reassert that, with integrity, look into the assessment process. Of course, attention has to be created due to
the perception of the process being increasingly politicized. The report’s function as a diplomacy mechanism makes a sensible expectation that shows an alignment
between America’s attitude with another nation (World Economic Forum, 2018). However, the ranking for the US has to be delivered. The rank should be based on
facts and become instrumental in avoiding credibility loss. This way, the United States can influence change. Secondly, the focus should on all other types of
trafficking. Trafficking covers all types of exploitation; thus, making it an umbrella term. Due to various reasons, historical bases included, the anti-trafficking
movement’s focus has not been sexual exploitation. The United States, among other countries, has narrowed further in rhetorical and political space, making sex
trafficking of children dominantly emerges as a priority (Winterdyk, 2018). In the early years, the report’s occasional missteps remain to make a broad comprehension
of exploitation to indicate the meaning of trafficking. The ambassador’s office should firmly be against trafficking and avoid being obstructed by policies that support
local prostitution. The office should also show firm confrontation to various exploitation types, beginning with forced labor in the global trade. It is said that
international forced labor still faces the response and attention they deserve. Thirdly, corporate complicity should be affirmed through the responsibility of the
government. A frustrating pace of change has encouraged particulars associated with the campaign against humans’ exploitation, which broadens the individual’s
horizon. Transparency of the supply chain and corporate leadership are viewed as a magic bullet that deals with trafficking, especially in exploited forced labor.
For instance, California and the UK have legislated, and suggested firms of specific sizes draft a statement of compliance that details an effort to deal, and uncover
exploitations when conduction supply chains. Luckily, companies have decided to follow suit as the idea has caught on. Business groups in particular sectors
such as manufacturing and fisheries have developed codes and standards that guard against exploitation complicity. The ambassador’s office should also focus on
bringing in the private sector in the fight against exploitation, particularly based on human trafficking. Lastly, justice and prosecution for victims should be prioritized.
Justice for almost every country when prosecuting traffickers has become a shock. In 2017, over seven thousand convictions related to offenses of trafficking were
reported in the entire world. Not less than ninety percent of the cases related to the cases were associated with exploitation through sex trafficking. The rets
accounted for labor trafficking in the same period. Studies suggest that the number of victims rose to four million. The figures are astonishing. It would be accurate to
say that the offenders face virtual impunity if the scale can be compared to other forms of crime. Therefore, there is a lack of justice for those offended. Although not
everyone might be favoring prosecution, it is also true that a response to anti-trafficking can cause real harm. The latter can particularly affect the countries with a
system of justice that is poorly developed and dysfunctional. However, the ambassador should note that trafficking is among the serious crimes. Failure to punish and
prosecute makes a complicit harmful government. Conclusion
Generally, the trafficking of humans has raised the alarm in the world. The department of homeland security has been motivated to combat the act so all over
the world. However, the efforts done by homeland security might want to be boosted as studies suggest that the case victims in trafficking are still rising. Human
trafficking has impacted both the community and the families of individuals. Besides, national security has been threatened due to the act of trafficking. It would be
accurate to conclude that social and economic aspects are impacted through the trafficking of humans. As a result, the Homeland Security Investigations has a chance
to implement programs that can fight the act of trafficking. Partnership programs might be the most effective means to combat the act of human trafficking. It is not
sure that individuals can permanently eliminate human trafficking, but it is better if minimized. Either way, something must be done to control the trafficking of
humans before things become worse. Homeland Security must so far be congratulated for the great efforts made in combating human trafficking.
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GUIDED IMAGERY AND PROGRESSIVE
MUSCLE RELAXATION
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GUIDED IMAGERY AND PROGRESSIVE
MUSCLE RELAXATION
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Human trafficking has been a primary
aspect of forensic psychology for many
years. In most cases, this act has been
impacting society. In the United States,
human trafficking has gone beyond to
affect the national security of the nation.
Besides, economic and social effects
have adversely been impacted in society.
Original source
Sexual abuse has been a primary aspect
for many years In most cases, this act
has been impacting society In the United
States, Sexual abuse has gone beyond to
affect the national security of the nation
Besides, economic and social effects
have adversely been impacted in society
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In this case, families have been the
primary figures that are affected due to
human trafficking. Results in this study
indicate that Homeland Security has
majored to combat this issue. The
research suggests that there still exist
challenges in combating human
trafficking. However, it is accurate that
programs have been introduced and
implemented to minimize human
trafficking.
Original source
In this case, families have been the
primary figures that are affected due to
Sexual abuse Results in this study
indicate that Homeland Security has
majored to combat this issue The
research suggests that there still exist
challenges in combating human
trafficking However, it is accurate that
programs have been introduced and
implemented to minimize human
trafficking
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Currently, forensic psychology considers
a study or practice of law and
psychology. The line in which forensic
psychology revolves around considers
different areas of work but is not limited
to prisons, law organizations, and
rehabilitation firms. The United States
has established the Department of
Homeland Security to focus on crimes in
different regions. Many cases emerge
and require psychologists’
Original source
Currently, forensic psychology considers
a study or practice of law and psychology
The line in which forensic psychology
revolves around considers different
areas of work but is not limited to
prisons, law organizations, and
rehabilitation firms The United States has
established the Department of
Homeland Security to focus on crimes in
different regions Many cases emerge and
require psychologists’
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they involve the amplification of
excessive power, coercion, or fraud to
acquire or obtain some commercial sex
or labor. This study evaluates how for
many years, several women, children,
and men have been trafficked in the
whole world, particularly in the United
States. Individuals or any coalition can
experience the act; hence, it can vary
from unique ages, gender, races, or
nationalities.
Original source
they involve the amplification of
excessive power, coercion, or fraud to
acquire or obtain some commercial sex
or labor This study evaluates how for
many years, several women, children,
and men have been sexually abused in
the whole world, particularly in the
United States Individuals or any coalition
can experience the act hence, it can vary
from unique ages, gender, races, or
nationalities
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However, the most crucial thing is that
the traffickers can apply manipulation,
false promises, and force promises, or
romantic relationships to make sure that
victims are ruled into the trap of human
trafficking, and the “job” is well paying.
Original source
However, the most crucial thing is that
the traffickers can apply manipulation,
false promises, and force promises, or
romantic relationships to make sure that
victims are ruled into the trap of sexual
abuse, and the “job” is well paying
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Barriers in the language or fearing the
traffickers and law enforcement officers
frequently keep the victims from
applying for help. Hence, the latter
makes the trafficking of humans a crime
that is hidden in society. Notably, the
traffickers search for the individuals that
look susceptible for different reasons.
The latter involves instability in politics,
natural disasters, lack of safety net in the
society, economic hardship, emotional
and psychological vulnerability.
Original source
Barriers in the language or fearing the
traffickers and law enforcement officers
frequently keep the victims from
applying for help Hence, the latter makes
the trafficking of humans a crime that is
hidden in society Notably, the traffickers
search for the individuals that look
susceptible for different reasons The
latter involves instability in politics,
natural disasters, lack of safety net in the
society, economic hardship, emotional
and psychological vulnerability
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Surprisingly, the trauma-impacted to the
victims by the traffickers can make them
not identify or seek help from anyone
despite those in the high public settings.
Although various misconceptions and
myths exist, identifying the primary
indicators in human trafficking is the
initial procedure for determining and
saving victims’
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Surprisingly, the trauma-impacted to the
victims by the traffickers can make them
not identify or seek help from anyone
despite those in the high public settings
Although various misconceptions and
myths exist, identifying the primary
indicators in human trafficking is the
initial procedure for determining and
saving victims’
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Notably, not all the indicators that are
presented can be present in each
situation of human trafficking.
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Notably, not all the indicators that are
presented can be present in each
situation of human trafficking
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However, a victim, as well as public
safety, is paramount. Presumably, the
suspected traffickers cannot be directly
confronted, or a victim alerted of an
occurred suspicion. Most importantly, it
is upon the law enforcement officers to
investigate a suspected case in humans
trafficking. The latter might help gather
new approaches in human trafficking.
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However, a victim, as well as public
safety, is paramount Presumably, the
suspected traffickers cannot be directly
confronted, or a victim alerted of an
occurred suspicion Most importantly, it is
upon the law enforcement officers to
investigate a suspected case in humans
trafficking The latter might help gather
new approaches in human trafficking
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Effects on Human Trafficking
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The causes and effects of human
trafficking (Source
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Effects on National Security
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of national security
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As an act of crime, the rule of law is
violated through the trafficking of
humans. As a result, international law
and national jurisdiction are threatened.
A crime organized is among the most
robust approach for unduly market
influence, illegal redistribution of
national wealth, societal relations, and
political power (Gryshova, Kofman, &
Petrenko, 2019). Nations responding to
post-conflict situations, civil unrest, and
natural disaster can find acute effects.
Original source
As an act of crime, the rule of law is
violated through the trafficking of
humans As a result, international law and
national jurisdiction are threatened A
crime organized is among the most
robust approach for unduly market
influence, illegal redistribution of
national wealth, societal relations, and
political power (Gryshova, Kofman, &
Petrenko, 2019) Nations responding to
post-conflict situations, civil unrest, and
natural disaster can find acute effects
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Challenges that in the correspondence
are faced by governments become in
stark contrast to chances created people
engage in the trafficking of humans
(Terziev et al., 2018). An underlying
threat is posed by human trafficking, and
the issues increasingly become a global
security concern. Trafficking is an
organized crime that is a complex
manifestation in the global economy;
thus, it results in human rights violations.
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Challenges that in the correspondence
are faced by governments become in
stark contrast to chances created people
engage in the trafficking of humans
(Terziev et al., 2018) An underlying threat
is posed by human trafficking, and the
issues increasingly become a global
security concern Trafficking is an
organized crime that is a complex
manifestation in the global economy
thus, it results in human rights violations
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Besides, trafficking leads to extreme
hardship to millions of persons
suspected to worldwide as being victims
(Greenbaum et al., 2017). Also, nations’
social and economic structures and
financial markets are affected where the
act is allowed to exist. Despite having
financial power and being an organized
act of crime, trafficking has an
interlocking and complex impact on the
economic, political, social, and human
spheres.
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Besides, trafficking leads to extreme
hardship to millions of persons
suspected to worldwide as being victims
(Greenbaum et al., 2017) Also, nations’
social and economic structures and
financial markets are affected where the
act is allowed to exist Despite having
financial power and being an organized
act of crime, trafficking has an
interlocking and complex impact on the
economic, political, social, and human
spheres
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Dangerous and destabilizing effects of
trafficking of humans range from direct
loss in the economy, readily recognized
violence, primary migration concerns,
and immediate loss in the economy
(Marburger & Pickover, 2020). All these
aspects go up to equally serious, less
easily quantified, but complex impacts of
harms and risks of social, health and
safety, environmental, as well as human
rights violations. Trafficking of people
challenges the development of
prosperous societies, stable, legitimate
economies, and working intensely
against political interest’s reconciliation
with human rights and humanitarian
obligations. Therefore, human trafficking
and interrelated and broad impacts have
led to cumulative global peace, stability,
and security threat.
Original source
Dangerous and destabilizing effects of
trafficking of humans range from direct
loss in the economy, readily recognized
violence, primary migration concerns,
and immediate loss in the economy All
these aspects go up to equally serious,
less easily quantified, but complex
impacts of harms and risks of social,
health and safety, environmental, as well
as human rights violations Trafficking of
people challenges the development of
prosperous societies, stable, legitimate
economies, and working intensely
against political interest’s reconciliation
with human rights and humanitarian
obligations Therefore, human trafficking
and interrelated and broad impacts have
led to cumulative global peace, stability,
and security threat
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Trafficking of humans has impacts on the
individuals it victimizes in all their areas
of life. Every stage process of human
trafficking can include sexual,
psychological, and physical violence and
abuse. Besides, it leads to manipulation,
torture, deprivation, and abusive living
and working conditions. Different from
other violent crimes, human trafficking
results in repeated and prolonged
trauma.
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Sexual abuse has impacts on the
individuals it victimizes in all their areas
of life Every stage process of Sexual
abuse can include sexual, psychological,
and physical violence and abuse Besides,
it leads to manipulation, torture,
deprivation, and abusive living and
working conditions Different from other
violent crimes, Sexual abuse results in
repeated and prolonged trauma
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Research and documentation describe
children, men, and women to be abused
explicitly in exploitative conditions
(Winterdyk, 2018). These may result in
long-term and short-term physical
injuries as well as deaths and disabilities.
The greater risk of individuals trafficked
is in the chance of getting HIV infections.
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Research and documentation describe
children, men, and women to be abused
explicitly in exploitative conditions
(Winterdyk, 2018) These may result in
long-term and short-term physical
injuries as well as deaths and disabilities
The greater risk of individuals trafficked
is in the chance of getting HIV infections
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Human trafficking victims’
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identification of human trafficking victims
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experience of trauma includes anxiety,
alienation, depression, post-traumatic
stress disorder, aggression, and
concentration difficulties. Trauma
worsens in the process of trafficking, and
beyond the end of being exploited, the
trauma persists. Children victims are
vulnerable to trafficking due to a lack of
experience with abusive practices and
immaturity (Zimmerman & Kiss, 2017).
The practices might stunt their
developments (physical) further and lead
to continued victimization due to
persistent social and developmental
challenges.
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experience of trauma includes anxiety,
alienation, depression, post-traumatic
stress disorder, aggression, and
concentration difficulties Trauma
worsens in the process of Sexual abuse,
and beyond the end of being exploited,
the trauma persists Children victims are
vulnerable to Sexual abuse due to a lack
of experience with abusive practices and
immaturity (Zimmerman & Kiss, 2017)
The practices might stunt their
developments (physical) further and lead
to continued victimization due to
persistent social and developmental
challenges
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Human trafficking behavior is hard to
understand for a third party. The latter is
due to challenging comprehension of the
situation by the victims. The victims find
it hard to fathom what has occurred to
them or explain it to other people
(Lyneham & Voce, 2020). To those
around them and the support people,
victims can appear too hostile, irritable,
ungrateful, aggressive, and
uncooperative.
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Sexual abuse behavior is hard to
understand for a third party The latter is
due to challenging comprehension of the
situation by the victims The victims find it
hard to fathom what has occurred to
them or explain it to other people
(Lyneham & Voce, 2020) To those around
them and the support people, victims
can appear too hostile, irritable,
ungrateful, aggressive, and
uncooperative
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Victims are attached to the stigma that
shows significant and impacts ongoing as
far as their lives are concerned. There is
a possibility of facing rejection from the
community and the family experienced
by the victim’s trauma. The person ends
up being isolated, which often leads to
his or her termination. Consequences in
the long-run concerning human
trafficking for individuals are complex
and rely on various factors that
guarantee less or no recovery.
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Victims are attached to the stigma that
shows significant and impacts ongoing as
far as their lives are concerned There is a
possibility of facing rejection from the
community and the family experienced
by the victim’s trauma The person ends
up being isolated, which often leads to
his or her termination Consequences in
the long-run concerning Sexual abuse for
individuals are complex and rely on
various factors that guarantee less or no
recovery
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The experience has a further impact on
revictimization. The primary effects of
trafficking people incorporate several
components, including victim support
and treatment and prosecution and
apprehension of offenders. Trafficker’s
assets and proceeds of crime offset the
costs of trial and apprehension. Tax
revenue reduction and human resource
loss result due to human trafficking
(Konrad et al., 2017).
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The experience has a further impact on
revictimization The primary effects of
Sexual abuse people incorporate several
components, including victim support
and treatment and prosecution and
apprehension of offenders Trafficker’s
assets and proceeds of crime offset the
costs of trial and apprehension Tax
revenue reduction and human resource
loss result due to Sexual abuse
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Migration’s financial benefits are
redirected due to human trafficking. The
families and the community, legitimate
employers, and the government suffer
due to traffickers and their associates.
Studies reveal that the generated income
from organized crimes has become
global and significant. Exploitation in
nature is ongoing, and human trafficking
produces a regular and stable income
source as far as criminal networks are
concerned (Estevens, 2018).
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Migration’s financial benefits are
redirected due to Sexual abuse The
families and the community, legitimate
employers, and the government suffer
due to traffickers and their associates
Studies reveal that the generated income
from organized crimes has become
global and significant Exploitation in
nature is ongoing, and Sexual abuse
produces a regular and stable income
source as far as criminal networks are
concerned (Estevens, 2018)
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Arguably, the families involved in the
illegal activities are benefiting in the
process. However, such resources are
not legit thus cannot be justified by the
families (Chisolm-Straker et al., 2019). In
fact, it would right to suggest that human
trafficking benefit one family
economically at the cost of another
family. That is the criminal’s families and
victim’s family, respectively.
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Arguably, the families involved in the
illegal activities are benefiting in the
process However, such resources are not
legit thus cannot be justified by the
families (Chisolm-Straker et al., 2019) In
fact, it would right to suggest that human
Sexual abuse benefit one family
economically at the cost of another
family That is the criminal’s families and
victim’s family, respectively
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The specialists for victim assistance are
an integral part of the HIS effort.
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An integral part of the HSI effort are the
Victim
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Studies suggest that Homeland Internal
Security participates in not less than one
hundred and twenty task forces in the
whole world. This in line with different
local and state law enforcement, tribal,
and federal. HSI should also work with
other investigating authorities like labor
officers, code inspectors, and
investigators in child welfare (Ortelli &
Burlingame, 2018). These groups, when
pursuing their obligations, can likely
come along trafficking of humans.
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Studies suggest that Homeland Internal
Security participates in not less than one
hundred and twenty task forces in the
whole world This in line with different
local and state law enforcement, tribal,
and federal HSI should also work with
other investigating authorities like labor
officers, code inspectors, and
investigators in child welfare (Ortelli &
Burlingame, 2018) These groups, when
pursuing their obligations, can likely
come along trafficking of humans
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Of most important, vital partners in the
task force’s effort are organizations for
victim services who provide social
services and manage cases that can
stabilize victims. HIS can decide to
participate in teams that coordinate
federal anti-trafficking and the justice
department FBI and labor departments
(DHS, 2020). The participation is to
ensure prosecution and investigations
for federal human trafficking plans are
achieved. Community-based firms and
victim service providers are an essential
platform form to stop human trafficking.
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Of most important, vital partners in the
task force’s effort are organizations for
victim services who provide social
services and manage cases that can
stabilize victims HIS can decide to
participate in teams that coordinate
federal anti-trafficking and the justice
department FBI and labor departments
(DHS, 2020) The participation is to ensure
prosecution and investigations for
federal human trafficking plans are
achieved Community-based firms and
victim service providers are an essential
platform form to stop human trafficking
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Provider for victim services can offer
appropriate and comprehensive services
to victims. These might include food,
shelter, medical, mental health, and
clothing (Ortelli & Burlingame, 2018).
Besides, the unique depending needs of
the victims can be provided. These
include legal counsel, placement of
employment, and job training.
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Provider for victim services can offer
appropriate and comprehensive services
to victims These might include food,
shelter, medical, mental health, and
clothing (Ortelli & Burlingame, 2018)
Besides, the unique depending needs of
the victims can be provided These
include legal counsel, placement of
employment, and job training
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Working closely with community-based
firms, HIS can be informed of the
indicators of trafficking; thus, gathering
the tips for investigations. The
community-based firms can include
groups for worker’s rights, refugee and
migrant firms, and community-based
firms. The United States Department of
Homeland Security has a unified voice
from the blue campaign.
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Working closely with community-based
firms, HIS can be informed of the
indicators of trafficking thus, gathering
the tips for investigations The
community-based firms can include
groups for worker’s rights, refugee and
migrant firms, and community-based
firms The United States Department of
Homeland Security has a unified voice
from the blue campaign
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The latter ensures that the United States
combat the trafficking of humans. The
department of homeland security can
use the blue campaign to create
awareness to the public concerning
human trafficking. Besides, a partnership
can be leveraged to educate the public to
recognize acts of human trafficking and
report cases of suspected instances.
Through such campaigns, training can be
offered to the enforcement of law and
investigation as well as to detect human
trafficking.
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The latter ensures that the United States
combat the trafficking of humans The
department of homeland security can
use the blue campaign to create
awareness to the public concerning
human trafficking Besides, a partnership
can be leveraged to educate the public to
recognize acts of human trafficking and
report cases of suspected instances
Through such campaigns, training can be
offered to the enforcement of law and
investigation as well as to detect human
trafficking
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This way, the victims can be protected by
suspected traffickers brought to justice.
With a commitment to the entire
government approach, multiple federal
agencies get involved in preventing
human trafficking. However, they also
should offer prosecution and protection
efforts. Homeland Security should work
with United States prosecutors from the
justice department closely (Lyneham &
Voce, 2020).
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This way, the victims can be protected by
suspected traffickers brought to justice
With a commitment to the entire
government approach, multiple federal
agencies get involved in preventing
human trafficking However, they also
should offer prosecution and protection
efforts Homeland Security should work
with United States prosecutors from the
justice department closely
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Also, the Attorney and the Federal
Bureau of Investigation investigators’
offices should, and the labor department
should help enforce laws to combat the
trafficking of humans. Homeland Security
Investigations’ success is dependent on
partners of foreign law enforcement.
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Also, the Attorney and the Federal
Bureau of Investigation investigators’
offices should, and the labor department
should help enforce laws to combat the
trafficking of humans Homeland Security
Investigations’ success is dependent on
partners of foreign law enforcement
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The partnership helps in international
operations for human trafficking. Some
investigations in trafficking should start
in the United States and be linked to the
networks and individuals in other
countries, where victims were recruited
originally (Terziev et al., 2018). The
Homeland Security Investigations bolster
the relationships with training on human
trafficking to foreign law enforcing
partners. The worldwide international
academies for law enforcement serve a
great deal in the partnership.
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The partnership helps in international
operations for human trafficking Some
investigations in trafficking should start
in the United States and be linked to the
networks and individuals in other
countries, where victims were recruited
originally (Terziev et al., 2018) The
Homeland Security Investigations bolster
the relationships with training on human
trafficking to foreign law enforcing
partners The worldwide international
academies for law enforcement serve a
great deal in the partnership
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Recommendation to Combat Human
Trafficking
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Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking
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The ambassador and his team require a
proactive reassert that, with integrity,
look into the assessment process.
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The ambassador and his team will need
to reassert proactively the integrity of the
assessment process
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Transparency of the supply chain and
corporate leadership are viewed as a
magic bullet that deals with trafficking,
especially in exploited forced labor.
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Corporate leadership and supply chain
transparency are increasingly seen to be
the magic bullets in dealing with
trafficking, especially in respect of forced
and exploited labour
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Business groups in particular sectors
such as manufacturing and fisheries
have developed codes and standards
that guard against exploitation
complicity.
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In key sectors including fisheries and
manufacturing, business groups are
taking the initiative, developing
standards and codes of conduct to guard
against complicity in exploitation
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Generally, the trafficking of humans has
raised the alarm in the world. The
department of homeland security has
been motivated to combat the act so all
over the world. However, the efforts
done by homeland security might want
to be boosted as studies suggest that the
case victims in trafficking are still rising.
Human trafficking has impacted both the
community and the families of
individuals.
Original source
Generally, the abuse of human’s rights
has raised the alarm in the world The
department of homeland security has
been motivated to combat the act so all
over the world However, the efforts done
by homeland security might want to be
boosted as studies suggest that the case
victims in trafficking are still rising Crime
activities has impacted both the
community and the families of
individuals
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Besides, national security has been
threatened due to the act of trafficking. It
would be accurate to conclude that social
and economic aspects are impacted
through the trafficking of humans. As a
result, the Homeland Security
Investigations has a chance to implement
programs that can fight the act of
trafficking. Partnership programs might
be the most effective means to combat
the act of human trafficking.
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Besides, national security has been
threatened due to the act of crime It
would be accurate to conclude that social
and economic aspects are impacted
through the criminal acts As a result, the
Homeland Security Investigations has a
chance to implement programs that can
fight the act of crime Partnership
programs might be the most effective
means to combat the act of crime
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It is not sure that individuals can
permanently eliminate human
trafficking, but it is better if minimized.
Either way, something must be done to
control the trafficking of humans before
things become worse. Homeland
Security must so far be congratulated for
the great efforts made in combating
human trafficking.
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It is not sure that individuals can
permanently eliminate offences
committed, but it is better if minimized
Either way, something must be done to
control the criminal acts before things
become worse Homeland Security must
so far be congratulated for the great
efforts made in combating crime
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Chisolm-Straker, M., Sze, J., Einbond, J.,
White, J., & Stoklosa, H
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Chisolm-Straker, M., Sze, J., Einbond, J.,
White, J., & Stoklosa, H
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Youth Services Review, 98, 72-79.
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trafficking
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Migration crisis in the EU: developing a
framework for analysis of national
security and defence strategies.
Comparative migration studies, 6(1), 1-
21. Greenbaum, J., Bodrick, N., &
Committee on Child Abuse and Neglect.
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Migration crisis in the EU developing a
framework for analysis of national
security and defence strategies
Comparative migration studies, 6(1), 1-21
Greenbaum, J., Bodrick, N., & Committee
on Child Abuse and Neglect
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victimization. Pediatrics, 140(6).
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victimization Pediatrics, 140(6) Gryshova,
I., Kofman, B., & Petrenko, O
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Journal of Security & Sustainability
Issues, 8(3).
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MIGRATION CULTURES AND THEIR
OUTCOMES FOR NATIONAL SECURITY
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A., Trapp, A. C., Palmbach, T. M., & Blom,
J.
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Overcoming human trafficking via
operations research and analytics:
Opportunities for methods, models, and
applications. European Journal of
Operational Research, 259(2), 733-745.
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Overcoming human trafficking via
operations research and analytics
Opportunities for methods, models, and
applications European Journal of
Operational Research, 259(2), 733-745
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Lyneham, S., & Voce, I.
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Combat Human Trafficking and Slavery
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Review of the National Action Plan to
Combat Human Trafficking and Slavery
2015-19
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118(12), 62-64.
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Breaking the cycle of human trafficking
AJN The American Journal of Nursing,
118(12), 62-64
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A., Baglivio, M. T., Piquero, A. R.,
Greenwald, M. A., & Epps, N.
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Greenwald, M A., & Epps, N
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childhood adversity in Florida. American
journal of public health, 107(2), 306-311.
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Human Trafficking of Minors and
Childhood Adversity in Florida American
Journal Of Public Health, 107(2), 306-311
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Terziev, V., Nichev, N., & Bonev, H.
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