A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF ONE OF ONE IMPORTANT ISSUE NOT RESOLVED BY THE UNITED NATIONS AND THEIR ALLIANCES...MORE OVER THE SECRETARY OF STATES, HILLARY CLINTON HAD CONCENTRATED ON THE AREA PLUS HAD CREATED A SERIES OF POLICIES THAT SHOULD BE FOLLOW FROM OTHER CONTRIES IN ORDER TO COMBAT THIS TYPE OF CRIMES...

1. HUMAN Traffic

2. The U.S State Department estimates that 50,000 out of 100,000 of women an children are being traffic inside the United States. DEFINITION Is the practiced in which humans area being coerced, or removed from their homes and forced to work with no or low employment. Although researches assure that there are three types of commercial traffic: Immigrant Smuggling Traffic I believe in fact that there are cases of smuggling when individuals turned from introduced through a border to traffic for illicit purposes. The U.S State Department estimates that 50,000 out of 100,000of women an children are being traffic inside the United States.

3. TRANSNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS BENEFIT FROM TRAFFICKING Transnational Organization benefits from this type of crime by promoting prostitution, smuggling drugs, cars, money laundry, and the traffic of organs.

4. COMMON VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFIC Human trafficking can be performed in different ways, involving the traffic of women and children related to sex trade. Human smuggling has more involvement with the traffic of men for economical gain

6. AFRICA

7. ASIA

8. CENTRO, SOUTH AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN

10. POLICIES ENFORCEDU.N. & OTHER COUNTRIES UN General Assembly Convention for the Suppression of Traffic in Persons and for the Exploitation of the Prostitution of Others (1949) Ukraine Convention (1954), Russia Federation (1954), Belarus (1956), Latvia (1992). Sweden approach “Gross violation of a woman’s integrity” Act (1998)

11. NEWS PAPER ARTICLE US Secretary of the State Hillary Clinton is presenting steps taken by the US state of removing Armenia authorities from a list of countries which are believed to not be doing enough to combat human trafficking. Armenia had been on the “watch list” for years in its annual report on cross-border transport illegal exploitation of human beings around the world. The Armenians has scrambled to get the country out of the blacklist with a range of measures against illegal practice for sexual exploitation. They approved their second anti-trafficking program in the late 2007. They are also promoting tough punishments for human trafficking and cracked down on local prostitution rings. Although all of those efforts the government does not fully comply with the minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking, however its making significant efforts to do so. Armenia Removed From U.S. Human Trafficking Blacklist By Asbarez Staff on June 17th, 2009