Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery: Annotated Bibliography

Summary

Human trafficking and modern slavery are discussed. Students learn about organisations that fight these issues and about books and articles that describe them.

Organisations that fight trafficking

Anti-Slavery International campaigns against human trafficking. The UN Global Programme Against Trafficking in Human Beings helps countries combat it. UNICEF focuses on protecting children's rights, including preventing child trafficking.

Books on modern slavery

Bowe's book describes modern American slave labor. Somaly Mam's memoir tells of her escape from sexual slavery and her work to rescue others. A guide by the JPIC Working Group helps raise awareness about trafficking.

Articles and reports

An article tells the story of Evelyn Chumbow, a woman trafficked to the U.S. A discussion guide by Sojourners explores the global slave trade and how to respond to it. The student's own annotated bibliography is also described.

Annotated bibliography

The student explains how an annotated bibliography helps with future projects. The student lists sources about the economy, birthright citizenship, and illegal immigration policies.

Key terms

Human trafficking

The illegal trade of human beings, often for labor or sexual exploitation.

Modern slavery

The use of force, fraud or coercion to exploit someone for labor or sexual acts.

Organised criminal groups

Groups that engage in criminal activities, including human trafficking.

Victim protection

Measures to safeguard and support victims of trafficking.

Child trafficking

The trafficking of children, often for labor or sexual exploitation.

Annotated bibliography

A list of sources with brief descriptions or annotations.

Questions this document helps with

• What are the main causes of human trafficking?
• How do organisations combat modern slavery?
• What can individuals do to help victims of trafficking?

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