Migrant Slave Trade in Libya: Assessing the Relevance of Human Trafficking
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Assessment
Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
BACKGROUND.............................................................................................................................1
Discussion........................................................................................................................................2
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................4
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................6
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
BACKGROUND.............................................................................................................................1
Discussion........................................................................................................................................2
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................4
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................6
INTRODUCTION
Trafficking is considered as the serious crime and also undertaken as the grave violation
of human rights as it tends to include thousands of men, woman and children who fall for the
hands of traffickers and transported to their own country and abroad (Kiss and Zimmerman,
2019). Due to this, humans are negatively impacted by trafficking in terms of being victimised.
Trafficking is majorly done at world wide and for this, it is important to raise awareness
regarding the transactional organised crime by highlighting the various key threats that are being
faced regarding human trafficking in terms of leading concern. Besides this, the purpose of
human trafficking is towards the sexual exploitation, forced labour, domestic servitude, child
begging and so on. Therefore, the specific topic is related with Migrant slave trade in Libya and
it leads to cover the significant concept of organised crime and criminal structure by assessing
the relevance of human trafficking.
BACKGROUND
Trafficking is considered as the smuggling of migrants of various crimes which is
required for the various responses for the effective laws which is covered under the Protocol
supplements for the organised crime convention (Farrell and et.al,2019). Along with this,
smuggling for migrants is prominently vulnerable in terms of becoming victims of trafficking
and for this, it is important to understand regarding the investigators and prosecutors to design
effective approaches for effective prevention of crime and response towards the criminal justice.
In regard of this, the organised crime derives form the notion and related with the concern with
the organised crime considering the effective concepts. Despite from this, Libya is the main
transit point for the refugees and migrants that tries get job for them and reach towards Europe
by sea. Moreover, in Libya trafficking in human beings was criminalised in 2004 and after that
develop trafficking legislations for the large extent which is opted by United Nations.
They also prevent, suppress and punish trafficking for human beings especially for the
children and women. Despite from this, human trafficking is the modern slavery and also the
global issue across the world (Dank and et.al, 2019). For this, victims of trafficking found for the
wide range of illegal and legal business that rapidly hide major population in terms of
exploitation for commercial sex sector, hotels, child labour, agriculture and others. It is majorly
done by known people and marriage brokers as human trafficking tends to impact the
1
Trafficking is considered as the serious crime and also undertaken as the grave violation
of human rights as it tends to include thousands of men, woman and children who fall for the
hands of traffickers and transported to their own country and abroad (Kiss and Zimmerman,
2019). Due to this, humans are negatively impacted by trafficking in terms of being victimised.
Trafficking is majorly done at world wide and for this, it is important to raise awareness
regarding the transactional organised crime by highlighting the various key threats that are being
faced regarding human trafficking in terms of leading concern. Besides this, the purpose of
human trafficking is towards the sexual exploitation, forced labour, domestic servitude, child
begging and so on. Therefore, the specific topic is related with Migrant slave trade in Libya and
it leads to cover the significant concept of organised crime and criminal structure by assessing
the relevance of human trafficking.
BACKGROUND
Trafficking is considered as the smuggling of migrants of various crimes which is
required for the various responses for the effective laws which is covered under the Protocol
supplements for the organised crime convention (Farrell and et.al,2019). Along with this,
smuggling for migrants is prominently vulnerable in terms of becoming victims of trafficking
and for this, it is important to understand regarding the investigators and prosecutors to design
effective approaches for effective prevention of crime and response towards the criminal justice.
In regard of this, the organised crime derives form the notion and related with the concern with
the organised crime considering the effective concepts. Despite from this, Libya is the main
transit point for the refugees and migrants that tries get job for them and reach towards Europe
by sea. Moreover, in Libya trafficking in human beings was criminalised in 2004 and after that
develop trafficking legislations for the large extent which is opted by United Nations.
They also prevent, suppress and punish trafficking for human beings especially for the
children and women. Despite from this, human trafficking is the modern slavery and also the
global issue across the world (Dank and et.al, 2019). For this, victims of trafficking found for the
wide range of illegal and legal business that rapidly hide major population in terms of
exploitation for commercial sex sector, hotels, child labour, agriculture and others. It is majorly
done by known people and marriage brokers as human trafficking tends to impact the
1
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