Case Study Analysis: Human Trafficking and its Impact in Nepal

This case study examines the pervasive issue of human trafficking, focusing on its manifestation in Nepal, particularly within the context of fraudulent orphanages. The study details how vulnerable children, often from impoverished backgrounds, are lured into these institutions under false pretenses, only to be subjected to sex slavery and exploitation. The analysis delves into the root causes of this human rights abuse, including parental desperation, the promise of better living conditions, and the involvement of traffickers. The report also explores the detrimental effects of human trafficking, such as the rise of 'voluntourism' and the subsequent financial exploitation of victims. Furthermore, the study evaluates the effectiveness of human rights theories in explaining and addressing this complex issue, concluding with a call for action to eradicate human trafficking and protect vulnerable children.