NotForSaleCampaign.Org

By: Amira Bass, Toni Broughton, Malessia Moses

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Modern day slaveryHuman Trafficking

Human trafficking involves moving people from one destination to the other for forced labor to take place.

Forced labor child labor domestic servitude sex exploitation debt bondage

Child labor Children are being

abducted into other countries for forced labor

Learning to use weapons for militias is one of the life threatening jobs that these children are being obligated to perform

Domestic servitude and sex exploitation

Used as an in house slave, children are realistically being servants around the quarters to their superior. Domestic servitude can lead into sex exploitation and prostitution.

Debt bondage

Debt bondage is a way for the dominant person to take advantage and manipulate

persons due to debt owed.

Human Trafficking and Economics Human trafficking is made possible by

economic desperation Negative impacts lead to poor economy

Examples of Poverty

Shanty towns dot the urban landscape in the Philippines (Source: Corbis)

Examples of Poverty

Poverty in Manila (Source: Corbis)

Human Trafficking and Economics Organized Crime in the form of human

trafficking brings in $32 billion annually worldwide.

Every year, 1to 2 million people become victims of human trafficking while traffickers make between $4,000 and $50,000 per person trafficked.

U.S. Department of Justice Within the Civil Rights division, the Human

trafficking Prosecution was created. This program helps victims recompense

damages. This unit is designed specifically to prosecute

those who commit the crime of human trafficking.

Not for Sale Campaign An organization that is dedicated to end

modern day slavery Their motto is ‘ I am not for sale. You are

not for sale. No one should be for sale.’ It is a campaign promoting awareness and

education in the interest of ending modern day slavery.

Not for Sale Campaign Founded by David Batstone, an author,

who wrote the book Not For Sale documenting the issue of human trafficking.

Promote becoming abolitionists in order to end slavery as well as wearing the color orange in support of the cause.

What Can We do to Get Involved A march and rally hosted on campus to

promote awareness of the organization and the cause.

Videotape the event and have it broadcast on local access television.

What We Can Do to Help By involving local media, we hope to reach

not only the Clayton State Community but Clayton County as well.

By involving the community there is a broader reach in which we are able to educate and involve people in fighting human trafficking.

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