News reports with statistics such as this news stories are huge eye openers. I think about hearing stories of females getting raped once and having their life totally change. Not to belittle this of-course, but imagine that happening to you 6,000 times in just five years! How would your life be different then? How would you be different then?
Other then the statistics, this report held names of many organizations and acts (such as the Trafficking Victims Protection Act and the Shared Hope International organization) that I can use for further back up information and news.
This news story taught me a lot about the child sex trafficking world. The most amazing thing I learned was the basic fact that the law enforcement knows almost nothing about what is going on right under their noses. If sickens me to think I know more about such a matter then the people that have been put on this Earth to protect us.
As well as teaching me new things, this article also forces me to ask more questions. How is it possible that law enforcement don’t know about such a serious matter? How can we educate them better? What is the Trafficking Victims Protection Act? What is the organization Shared Hope International? Why are there only five shelters for the victims of child sex trafficking in America when it is one of the the worst countries for this crime? What is the worst country in the world? What are the other types of slavery in the world other than sexual? How did Linda Smith come up with her detection list?
I look forward to answering these questions as well on looking up background information including the Shared Hope International organization, the Trafficking Victims Protection Act, and Linda Smith.
Other then the statistics, this report held names of many organizations and acts (such as the Trafficking Victims Protection Act and the Shared Hope International organization) that I can use for further back up information and news.
This news story taught me a lot about the child sex trafficking world. The most amazing thing I learned was the basic fact that the law enforcement knows almost nothing about what is going on right under their noses. If sickens me to think I know more about such a matter then the people that have been put on this Earth to protect us.
As well as teaching me new things, this article also forces me to ask more questions. How is it possible that law enforcement don’t know about such a serious matter? How can we educate them better? What is the Trafficking Victims Protection Act? What is the organization Shared Hope International? Why are there only five shelters for the victims of child sex trafficking in America when it is one of the the worst countries for this crime? What is the worst country in the world? What are the other types of slavery in the world other than sexual? How did Linda Smith come up with her detection list?
I look forward to answering these questions as well on looking up background information including the Shared Hope International organization, the Trafficking Victims Protection Act, and Linda Smith.