Sexual And Labor Exploitation In Society

Sexual and labor exploitation in society

The trafficking of people although it was known as the trafficking That human trafficking is all people, not only women, who can suffer this type of crime and that exploitation modalities will all become sexual exploitation.

Therefore, classifying the different modalities of human trafficking we can find, in the first place, sexual exploitation, which refers to obtaining goods (both material, economic etc.) Thanks to a third person, based on actions (com A sisnonim of activities?) sexual that the victim exercises. 

An example can be when a person is scammed to do a type of work, such as domestic. In addition, we include forced pornography. 

Second, the prostitution of others, in which the work as a prostitute does not belong to it properly but is of a third individual. Some example can be the deception to people who go abroad and once there they take away their passport and have no chance of returning to their homes. 

Third, the obliged jobs, in these cases it refers to work in which there are no situations (synonymous with conditions?) Minimum labor law since the purpose is to exploit the worker. These works are usually agriculture, domestic services, fishing, etc. 

Also, servitude is another modalities, this remains referring to when a person is forced to do the work of a third person, for example to pay debts to the person who is exploiting it. In addition, we find slavery or practices analogous to slavery, that is, when a person cannot decide on herself because there is a third individual who uses her as if she were a benefit.

We also find the exploitation of the begging of others, it is when a person begs for a third person who will benefit. Servile marriage would be another of the modalities, which is defined as a link between two people one of which the other forced to do work and/or exploits it sexually, in addition to the victim suffering sexual violence, physical, physical and reproductive. 

Already ending we find the extraction of organs to trade them, in which, for example, one person can drug another to do that thing. And finally, sex tourism, which refers to sexual exploitation or prostitution with tourist purpose.