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#1 DISCUSSION 11 WEEK 15 (kar)Research a current news item (ne.docxmayank272369
#1 DISCUSSION 11 WEEK 15 (kar)
Research a current news item (newspaper/online article, tv news show, etc.) on human trafficking in the Miami area or elsewhere and analyze how human trafficking is reported via the media.
I analyze news from CBS Miami: “Human Trafficking on the rise in South Florida.” This news explains how seven people were accused in several separate, unrelated human trafficking cases. I was surprised because the page that opens this news shows different faces from apparent arrested people and when you get deep inside the news realize that they are narrating different issues to get to the main point of the news which is to prove that human trafficking is increasing in South Florida.
Is this news item a blame narrative?
The news gives the idea that something bad with the human trafficking is happening in front of our very eyes and using personal quotations from prosecutors that describe details of the felonies.
Is the language exploitive or sensitive to the victim? Does the news item provide any public health or health information?
The language at these cases is sensitive with the victims because mentions how inside the local communities there are people facing family abuse or neglect, which cause them to be easy pray for delinquents ready to abuse them.
If not, discuss briefly key public health information pertaining to human trafficking that you as an advanced practice nurse would like to provide to the public.
The information that I think it would be great to include in news regarding human trafficking would be straight to the point with the issues and always accompanied them with instructions of what victims or general population can do when they see something that it is not good, or even suspicious in the community or inside the household. There are programs from the government and even from religious entities that help abused people. This is something that the news I read really makes well. At the end they give the phone number of the state attorney’s human trafficking unit.
Reference
Human Trafficking On The Rise In South Florida. (2017). Miami.cbslocal.com. Retrieved 4 December 2017, from http://miami.cbslocal.com/2017/03/09/human-trafficking-on-the-rise-in-south-florida/
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2. TENNESSEE BUREAU OF
INVESTIGATION
&
VANDERBILT CENTER FOR
COMMUNITY STUDIES
Tennessee
Human Sex Trafficking
and Its Impact on
Children and Youth
2011
3. PARTICIPANTS INVOLVED IN THIS STUDY
371 Law Enforcement Representatives
134 Court Representatives
47 Group Home Representatives
2,412 DCS Representatives
1,497 Guardian Ad Litems
Representatives (child attorneys)
4. A major reason for the growth of this “industry” is
simply an economic one. Human trafficking can
generate more money, and is less risky for
traffickers, than drug trafficking.
Also, there is a demand from consumers of the
sex industry. Unfortunately, even those who know
that the people they solicit are victimized, it does
not stop their demand.
5. Total Human Sex Trafficking
In Tennessee
Seventy-eight counties representing 85% of the
total counties in the state reported at least one
case of human sex trafficking in the last 24
months.
6. Total Minor Sex Trafficking
In Tennessee
Sixty-eight counties representing 72% of the total
counties in the state reported at least one case of
minor human sex trafficking. The following four
counties that reported more than 100 cases.
a) Shelby, b) Davidson, c) Coffee, and d) Knox.
7. State Map—Minor Trafficking
Case Numbers by County
Sixty-eight counties representing 72% of the total counties
in the state reported at least one case of minor human sex
trafficking. The following four counties reported more than
100 cases a) Shelby, b) Davidson, c) Coffee, and d) Knox.
# CASES
1-5 6-15 16-25 26-50 51-100 > 100 None
8. International & Domestic Connection
1. Based on cases worked, we are more aware of
domestic human sex trafficking because of
prostitution arrests.
2. We are aware that internationals are being shipped
in but there are cultural and language issues
impacting our abilities. They basically can remain
invisible within their communities and they have been
programmed to not trust law enforcement so they
don’t reach out to us.
3. All numbers we know will be under represented.
Juvenile numbers are often being misreported if
reported at all.
4. Atlanta is the number one trafficking hub for
children, and is the entry point for most trafficked
victims. How does this affect us? It puts it five
hours away!
9. Respondents were asked if they felt they were adequately
trained to handle cases involving human sex trafficking.
Seventy-nine percent of respondents stated they are not
adequately trained to handle human sex trafficking.
10. Every two minutes a child
is
trafficked for the purpose
of
sexual exploitation in the
United States.
—U.S. Department of Justice
11.
12. People who traffic juveniles “are the
most brilliant child psychologists on the
planet. They know these kids are not
credible. They get them addicted to
something, anything; then even if the
child does rat them out, no one will
believe them”
13. Almost 300,000 American
children are at risk for
Trafficking
into the sex industry.
—United States Department of State
14. United States Department of Justice
There are girls as
young as 5 and 6 years
old in the U.S. that are
forced to do sexual
acts for economic gain
by their pimp.
15.
16.
17. Mortality rate is 200 times greater
More than 2/3
Are raped
40% attempt
suicide
80% are threatened and assaulted
18.
19. RESCUE
AWARENESS PREVENTION
OUTREACH
RESEARCH
Breaking
the TRAINING
INFORMATION Triangle
ABATEMENT
AFTERCARE
20. TN Governor Bill Haslam greets End Slavery TN's
Lindsey Mallett (intern) and Derri Smith (Director) at
signing of anti-slavery legislation.
