What is the Impact of human trafficking?

Answer 1

There are many effects of human trafficking, the main one being the effects on the individual person and there relations. Extreme emotional stress including shame, grief, fear, distrust. They may experience post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts. And this is only a minor part of it.

Answer 2

There are many effects of human trafficking, the main one being the effects on the individual person and there relations. Extreme emotional stress including shame, grief, fear, distrust. They may experience post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts. And this is only a minor part of it.

Answer 3

You can be banned from countries, be senteced to years in prison, or get sent back to the country you came from.

Human trafficking is the modern name for the slave trade. As slavery is a criminal activity in virtually all countries in the world, all the negative impacts of a criminal enterprise are felt on both the countries of origin and destination.

Thus, human trafficking deals out corruption, death, misery, suffering, sexual abuse and fear on a scale only rivaled by warfare. As with slavery, human trafficking also can severely hurt the "originating" country, as it deprives that country of many of the more productive members (or at least, potentially more productive) of society, as traffickers generally chose the healthiest, fittest, and most motivated members of society to traffic, under the pretense of better jobs and a better life at the destination country.

Modern slavery is almost exclusively the domain of organized crime, and is mostly prevalent in moving people from the poor countries into the rich ones, where they are kept captive by criminal gangs or organizations, and (most often) work in the sex trade (prostitution, et al), drug trade, or in low-end manual labor (clothes-making or agricultural work). However, there are significant problems in the Middle East with immigrants (mostly from South and Southeast Asia) moving to a country under promise of jobs, then being essentially enslaved by the company or family which "hired" them.

Answer 4

It is insidious in that it turns people into slaves, but can occur largely right under a relatively unaffected population's nose. You are almost certainly less than a mile from a human slave right now. The consequences this has on a society can be subtle, yet substantial as an artificial economy is created, and questions of mankind's awareness and compassion for others, and the role ignoring these might play in a society's decline must be considered.

One might be considered more culpable when participating in those fringe puruits more likely to make use of slavery, and it is these affects that might speak most loudly to the peoples' effect. There must necessarily be a whole codependence that arises from those with indirect knowledge of human trafficking by peers, and there is also the stigma and fear associated with those to consider.

So-called 'Authorities' have even been found guilty of juvenile trafficking for profit; so the issue is difficult indeed.

Answer 5

The effects of trafficking vary depending on the type of trafficking and the specific situation. Given that trafficking is based on the exploitation of individuals, all victims of trafficking may be subject to physical, psychological, and social impacts. ... Trafficked persons may also experience social ostracism.

Answer 6

physical and emotional abuse. a whole life is destroyed and messed up entirely. no hope, just doing what you have been told. destruction on hope.

Answer 7

traffikers make money