Slavery and Sex Trafficking Essay -- Ethical Issues, HIV/AIDS

When we hear the word thraldom our intellectual paints a picture of colonial America down in the reciprocal ohm with big programtation houses harvesting wheat, with workers being unpaid and unfairly treated. At this time in our county we were struggling with the idea of equality for all. America has set kayoed a long way from those days but not with out a fight. Abraham Lincoln, the Civil Rights moment and free and public education has been addressed. Today, we vitrine a new conflicts and a different type of slavery. Slavery and arouse trafficking is occurring not just abroad but at home as well. In 2004, 800,000 to 9000,000 men women and children are trafficked across international borders all year, including 18,000 to 20,000 in the US. Worldwide slavery is in the millions But the issue doesnt take at just slavery but at also includes get off trafficking and prostitution. (p. 506) In Kate Butchers article she discusses the difference between prostitution and sex trafficki ng and that solution to this problem is to address and promote human rights and working with laws that are already in place to address health issues such as human immunodeficiency virus/AIDS and the human rights of people in the sex industry. In sewer R. Millers article he believes that sex trafficking should be put under inflexible regulations and do to so we must substantiate and ask for action to be done at home and aboard and the authorities must commit willingness to impose economic penalties on counties that give antislavery laws meaning. In 2003 the Leadership Against human immunodeficiency virus/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Act of 2003 was passed. Its said, No funds made available to use up out this Actmay be used to provide assistant to any group to organization that does not have a insurance explicitly opposing prostitution and sex traffickin... ...e face corrupy and complit police and act to fight diseases such as HIV/AIDS its a challenge. (p.506) Miller poses that here at home and abroad we need to support action taken against antislavery and have a willingness to impose economic penalties. I do agree that something needs to be done but I believe that Miller is over looking the economic effects his plan has on normal everyday children, women and men in those counties that benefit from exports and imports. If the government is corrupted they wont care about the workers or the hapless man. They want to make money in any possible way.To shed light on the problem of prostitution, sex trafficking, human trafficking, the speed of HIV/AIDS and slavery something has to be done. However, we should keep in mind the people we will be affecting and all the ripples are laws will create in every aspect of their lifes.