By: Robert White | 2010-04-04 | Politics Today I learned that slavery is alive and thriving in the world. Like most Americans, I guess, I was under the false impression that slavery had ended worldwide. NPR carried an interview with an escaped slave from Sudan. He had been raised as a slave by Arabs after being stolen as a child in southern Sudan. read more
By: Joseph Devine | 2010-03-28 | Immigration Human trafficking is one of the fastest growing illegal industries in the world, with the Council of Europe attesting that it accounts for international revenue of $42.5 billion annually. But what is human trafficking? There are several different definitions, but the broadest and most general is the illegal movement of people. That is, moving human beings for the intent of anything ranging from forced labor to getting around immigration laws to prostitution. But because of the amount of money generated by the industry, and because of the long history of human trafficking, it will be very difficult to effectively combat the problem. read more
By: Muhammad Saad Khan | 2012-01-11 | Social issues Importance of internet and social media in anti human trafficking movement is very crucial as it makes us enable to create fast awareness campaigns about human trafficking and modern day. read more
By: Muhammad Saad Khan | 2011-12-07 | Current Affairs Abolitionists are fighting human trafficking and Modern day slavery on the front lines. And I knew I had to do something about the greatest Socioeconomic and a Multicultural Threat to Human Race. Joining FreedomNow – Community built knowledge base to counter human trafficking is the first step. read more
By: Omer Javaid | 2010-03-30 | Regulatory compliance Man is born free. To live free and to die free, is the innate desire of every living being. But still in this industrialization era; which is the 21st century, a known group of people still yearn for their freedom of body, mind and souls. These modern day slaves are transported from their native countries forcibly, or by opting lure attitude by making money redemption promises to them. read more
By: Janet Phillips | 2012-02-08 | Business Human trafficking is a worldwide injustice affecting millions of women and children, but more people don't know much about it. Here are ten things you might not know about human trafficking. read more
By: Shirlene Nixon | 2010-03-28 | News and society In some countries, no legal protection is given to a family and is pressured into going the option of selling their child to feed the rest. Promises like they will be better off with another family and other kind promises are the only assurance that their child is in good hands. Then again, are they? read more
By: Brian Thames | 2010-04-04 | Politics We are the masters of self-indulgence. In this article we explore the rampant self-interest that fills our society and how appalled the founding fathers of the U.S. Constitution must be at such folly talk about personal freedom. read more
By: Tonia Nifong | 2011-03-12 | Debt Management Though we tend to think of slavery as a civil-war era problem, it is very much a modern-day problem. Research suggests that there are nearly 30 million modern-day slaves around the world. The majority of them are held against their will as the result of debt bondage, or to meet the demands of agricultural and domestic work. Though you can’t be thrown into prison for debt in America, excessive read more
By: Brian John | 2010-12-28 | College Most of the crimes against humanity are committed by the governments and/or the opposition forces direct assistance from neighboring rivals states. Crimes against humanity, acquires a vast meaning from individual victim to the nations any crime could be a crime against humanity. read more
By: Sidhartha Roy | 2008-08-28 | Cyber law The article is about a new breed of crime which is promising to threaten human life and property in a completely hi-tech manner.In my article i have highlighted about cyber crime,its modes , how it is different from the conventional crime and also about its statutory provision. read more
By: michael Webster | 2011-03-31 | Journalism According to top law enforcement agents who want to remain anonymous tells the .Predators used to help spy on suspected drug traffickers have located Mexican army bases near the U.S. Mexican border where it is believed that the Mexican Army is envolved in the illegal drug trade as Mexico's largest and most dangerous drug cartel read more
By: meccaholycity | 2012-03-19 | Religion Slavery is a system in which people are treated as property (servant) to be bought and sold as well as they are forced to work by the owner who use to buy. read more
By: Alice Ken | 2012-03-26 | Criminal Crime is the act of bleaching the rules, regulations, and laws which lead to the prescription of a conviction by the legal systems. Crimes are of different categories depending and they are tried and have different consequences depending on the seriousness of a crime. This study will outline five general categories of crime, their consequences, history, seriousness, and how each is tried in court. read more
By: Selina | 2010-09-27 | Mental health In modern life, a considerable part of people unknowingly allow others to grasp and control him or her. read more