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Strayer,Phoniex,
Feb-1999 - Mar-2006
MBA.Graduate Psychology,PHD in HRM
Strayer,Phoniex,University of California
Feb-1999 - Mar-2006
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edit and revised.I'm not sure about this question How might this show/explain broader attitudes toward others for this group of people?  No plagiarism
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1.     Human Trafficking has influence globalization in tremendous ways. The article explains how in South East Asia countries are force to become prostitute however in the west it assumes to be voluntary. Child and women are offered or paid money to their parents to get them to sex trade and the cause are for lack of education and poverty. The majority of the people are kidnapped and are trade to rich countries. Some parents think their children will be working in domestic labor in a foreign country with opportunities and a good salary. Young women majority of the time below 18 years old become sex workers to have a living. Economic plays a role on how countries do illegal things to have a better living for themselves. Approximately 40,000 pornographic photos are from children from South East Asia.
2.     The positive are supporters of globalization believes on more jobs and decrease of poverty and free labour for owner.
     The negatives are emotional feelings, abuse to victims, slavery and exploitation occurs, mentally and physically detrimental to victims and violates human rights.
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