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Philosophy 3I03 Women’s Studies

Introduction
For a long time, most countries have ignored the women’s contributions to the country. In addition, males consider women as inferior beings who should always take orders from the male counterparts without further questioning. Therefore, the state created fear in most women, and it inhibited the recognition and exploitation of talents in the women. On the other hand, the women were denied their rights and freedoms due to the male chauvinism in the communities. Nonetheless, the rise of feminists resulted in women empowerment, and it resulted in equal treatment without any discrimination.

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Human trafficking, especially the trafficking of migrants and refugees, has escalated to endemic proportions internationally. Approximately two million people are trafficked annually, coerced into prostitution, sexual subjugation, bonded sweatshop labor, domestic servitude, and other conditions akin to slavery. The etiology of an estimated one-third of global human trafficking takes place in Southeast Asia, and extant literature suggests that the average age of individuals forced into human trafficking continues to fall. A highly lucrative enterprise that accrues an estimated five to seven billion dollars annually to the United States, human trafficking ranks as the third largest source of organized crime Continue reading...

Human trafficking is a crime that results in the violation of basic human rights. Human trafficking is considred as the traded of individuals with the aim of indulging them in commercial sex or forced labor (Schonhofer, 2017). The elements of human trafficking include; forced labor and forced commercial sex. Sex trafficking is the habroing and transportation of indivduals with an aim of using them for commercial sex. Trafficking involves exploitation of people unwillingly through coercion and deception. Human trafficking is always associated with forced labor and is considered as a form of slavery.

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Essay 2

Yale Law Professor Stephen Carter says “On the opening day of law school, I always counsel my first-year students never to support a law they are not willing to kill to enforce.”
Fewer laws and regulation means fewer interactions with the police. Fewer interactions with the police means fewer opportunities for something to go wrong.
The Seattle City Council is considering changing its prostitution laws to become “sexual exploitation” laws with bigger penalties [“Crime of buying sex may carry new name and bigger penalty,” Local News, Jan. 11]. Such a policy often causes more problems than it solves.
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Human trafficking, especially the trafficking of migrants and refugees, has escalated to endemic proportions internationally. Approximately two million people are trafficked annually, coerced into prostitution, sexual subjugation, bonded sweatshop labor, domestic servitude, and other conditions akin to slavery. The etiology of an estimated one-third of global human trafficking takes place in Southeast Asia, and extant literature suggests that the average age of individuals forced into human trafficking continues to fall. A highly lucrative enterprise that accrues an estimated five to seven billion dollars annually to the United States, human trafficking ranks as the third largest source of organized crime Continue reading...

Introduction

Women have often been viewed as the lesser gender as compared to men. This doctrine of women inferiority have been so prevalent that it can be traced back even in the early history of human civilizations. Ancient scholars such as Aristotle, for example, has expressed their gender bias in saying that “men should have authority over women because in women the rational element in the human soul is easily overruled by the irrational” . Being viewed as vulnerable and helpless, women have always been a target of abuses. These abuses may take any form such as sexual, emotional, psychological or Continue reading...

Human trafficking is an old evil still prevailing strongly in the modern world. History is full of examples where scores of human beings were captured and sold en mass to work in terrible conditions for the rest of their lives, but it was hoped that in the modern world it could be stopped but it still continuing despite efforts from various human rights organizations. Human trafficking is a broad term that may also include forced marriage of children to far flung areas in return of money and donation/extraction of organs and tissues for the people who need transplantations. So, Continue reading...

An Annotated Bibliography

"Human Trafficking." Polaris | Combating Human Trafficking and Modern-day Slavery. N.p., Web. 24 Mar. 2015.
Despite many thinking that it is a thing of the past, human trafficking still persists throughout the United States and internationally. Human traffickers have resorted to new tactics such as force, violence, threats and deception coercion to control their victims into engaging in commercial sex or labor against their will.
Heather J. et al. “Human Trafficking Into and Within the United States: A Review of the Literature” US Department of health and human service: HHS govt .n.d Mon 24 March 2009
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Jennifer, a 16—year-old girl described in the case, is clearly another victim of child sexual abuse through sexual exploitation as a prostitute and through being an object of child pornography. However, the details of the case should be thoroughly investigated before charging her mother with a crime of exploiting her child or neglecting her. Unfortunately, Jennifer’s story is most likely one of the numerous similar stories of the victims of a dysfunctional family with the adult in a family using the child as a source of income, instead of protecting her from the abnormal premature sexual experience. Continue reading...

Human trafficking refers to the illegal transfer or movement of people either willingly or forcefully to a certain destination (Human Rights First., web). Normally, people involved in human trafficking do it for trade purposes and, they use their subjects to do forced labor, or engage in commercial sexual activities. On a personal level, I believe human trafficking is a bad act and infringes on the rights of those trafficked. It is a serious criminal offense and, perpetrators of this act should receive heavy fines and jail terms. On the other hand, people should be enlightened on their human rights Continue reading...

Introduction

Human trafficking is defined as the recruitment, transportation, transfer and receipt of persons by means of threat and other forms of coercion like abduction, deception, fraudulent activities, and the abuse of power, or of a position of vulnerability. It can also be by means of giving and receiving of payments or other benefits to achieve the permission of a person having control over persons, for the purpose of exploitation. Exploitation may take any of the following forms: prostitution, slavery, forced labor or other forms of servitude. People are abducted or recruited from their country of origin and transferred to Continue reading...

Application of Sustainability in the Tourism Industry

Introduction
In recent years, sustainability was one of the issues raised affecting operations and practices not only in the tourism industry but in other industries as well. Sustainability is one of the major challenges in the tourism industry because operations in businesses or establishments affect the environment, particularly the preservation of natural resources and global warming. Consequently, problems in sustainability will also affect operations in tourism businesses and institutions as they will only gain limited resources. Some of the major issues concerning sustainability in tourism include the contribution of business operations to greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere (See, Continue reading...

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Banning Teenagers from Malls

If you are talking about teenagers, then malls are the worst place for them nowadays. Banning teenagers from malls is not a new thing. Since 2007, many curfews have been imposed on teenagers. If you are unsupervised teen, then chances are you will be being banned in first twenty minutes from the mall security. Banning teenagers is just like a trend nowadays, as every major mall has banned unsupervised teenagers at least on weekends. Question is why you would ban a 13-year-old from buying video games or a surprise T-shirt for his brother. Bans on teenagers start Continue reading...

Cao Yu’s play Sunrise provides insight into the complex experiences of Chinese women in the twentieth century. The play focuses on the struggles that were experienced and are still being experienced by women even as they struggle to fit in a rather male dominated society. The efforts of women to gain recognition and worth in the society make them attempt different lifestyle, which turns out to be tragic to them. The play’s main character is Chen Bailu who has been raised in a humble background but makes a choice to enter into the world of materialism. Her Continue reading...

“The most serious and unaddressed challenge is the deprivation and abuse of women and girls, largely caused by a false interpretation of carefully selected religious texts and growing tolerance of violence and warfare.” (Carter,2014).
Jimmy Carter did not just speak those words. He lives by them. After sixty years of being active members of their church, he and his wife, Rosalynn, left the Southern Baptist Convention. This followed decisions by the leaders in 2000 to create further restrictions against women, including banning women from being deacons, pastors, or chaplains in the military. The Carters strongly disagreed with these Continue reading...

Piracy has been romanticized in both literature and in the Twentieth Century in film. Pirates are viewed as swashbucklers, who fought and robbed and lived a glamourous life of independence and wealth out at sea. In truth, piracy was a dirty and difficult lifestyle. It meant a months at sea, traveling from port to port, facing injury and death with every attack on another ship. Tedious periods of boredom were coupled with highly stressful encounters of the criminal sort. It is historically documented that many women ended up living the pirate’s life for various reasons. The life of Continue reading...

E. BENJAMIN SKINNER

a. raised in Wisconsin and northern Nigeria;
b. comes from a family of abolitionists;
c. travelled around the globe and established modern antislavery movement;
d. worked at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York City;
e. worked as personal assistant for Ambassador Richard Hoodbrook
f. author of abolitionist articles and several books including award-winning “A Crime So Monstrous”
g. works on the issue of modern human trafficking conducting international forums and seminars.

THE DEFINITION OF SLAVERY

When defining slavery Skinner refers to the quote of J. Stalin during the World War II: “Death of one man is a personal tragedy, death of Continue reading...

The books of 1 and 2 kings talks of how God rescued and delivered the Israelites by revealing his power. Compared to other books of the bible where such power is revealed through a group, the book of kings concentrates on individual persons. The people may be considered ordinary in the eyes of the reader, since most of their names are not mentioned. The first parts of the book are filled with chapters that reveal the transition of kingship from David to Solomon, who became the second king of Israel. The minor characters of the books reveal God’s Continue reading...

Proposals for HIV Awareness and Prevention

Introduction There is a disproportionately high number of AIDS cases among the African Americans, and the sub-populations that exist within the African-American community are at even higher risk, especially sex workers and drug users. The proposal is on extending help and information to hard-to-reach groups within the African American community and provide comprehensive, high-quality medical treatment as well as impart education on AIDS. The objective behind is to reduce HIV and STD incidence and increase knowledge among sex workers, on HIV-prevention techniques.

Discussion

There is an immediate need to educate individuals in the neighborhoods regarding HIV prevention. Teams can be Continue reading...

Successful African-Americans come from all walks of life and socioeconomic backgrounds. However, their success stories share some common themes, including an emphasis on the important of education, strong family support and values, hard work, tenacity, mentorship, responsibility, and passing on to other generations. African-Americans experienced racism, poverty and a lack of opportunities. To become successful, create positive change and social justice required more than talent and hard work. It required a supportive family, educational opportunities and mentorship from older and more experienced person.
For a variety of reasons, there have not been many African American quarterbacks in the NFL. Continue reading...

One of the main objectives of the first articles is to articulate the homophobia in straight men. The different circumstances that individuals find themselves mean that they will always encounter instances that they are not willing to participate in. I felt that some of the inmates had to behave in a certain manner because they did not have any other available options. Homophobia in straight men is thus created by the circumstances that one finds themselves in and not of their own liking. The various circumstances that inmates find themselves in force themselves to be ‘gay’ for their own Continue reading...

Edouard Monet’s Le Déjeuner sur l’Herbe or “Luncheon on the Grass” is a painting exhibited in 1863 at the Salon Des Refuses or “Salon of the Refused or Rejected Works” because it was not approved for exhibition at the Salon by the official French Academy. The painting shows a nude woman having a picnic with two fully-clothed men. On the background, one can see a woman in a gown who seems to be rinsing her hands in the stream.
This work by Monet is considered as radically different because it departed from the conventions at that Continue reading...

Authors

Hassan S. Halawany (BDS, MPH, MS, MHSA, DrPH); Sultan Abdurahman A. Al-Faridda (BDS); Bandar Hussain K, Al- Saeed (BDS) and Mansour Ali-Homaied (BDS).

Abstract

Objective: The study conducted a survey among private dental practitioners in the Saudi Arabian City of Riyadh to investigate their attitudes towards children treatment, including the treatment of children with special care needs.
Methodology: The survey involved dentists working in Riyadh’s private dental clinics to undertake survey interviews inform of questionnaires. To describe the participants’ responses, the study used a 5 point Likert scale to rate participants’ responses regarding questions on adequacy of human resource Continue reading...

Discuss the two main responsibilities of courts

Court of law central purpose is adjudicating disputes. The courts through judges listen to the cases and make rulings on them. It is the platform that determines sanctions in cases that have been arbitrated. The hearings administered by the courts are free and fair.

What are the core values that underly how courts do their work? How do they affect the responsibilities?

Justice is the primary core value in court justice. It determines the outcome of cases that are being adjudicated. Rights value is concerned with the procedures for cases that are followed and prosecuted. Justice is they key responsibility every court should execute.

What are the four concepts that explain how courts work today? Explain each

Caseload pressure is the number of cases that a particular court handles. It Continue reading...

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Anthropologists find their studies interesting and most illuminating as well because they have to meet with new people in order to gather information, data and knowledge. They employ their learning in order to develop academic landscapes and concepts those define the world from multiple angles (Pagel, 33). The culture is the software of human mind, and therefore, it guides the decisional processes of the people living in the particular geographical area. However, the experiences of Richard Lee were enlightening because he studied the most neglected worldview of the world regarding Christmas festivities. The African people are of the Continue reading...

In my opinion, the film is exceptional and exclusive in the manner in which it depicts the occurrences in the juvenile justice system. Throughout the movie, Antoinette sets a good example on how parents can love and support their children without making excuses. This part is very educational. Despite the awfully difficult circumstances, Antoinette ensures that Shanae, her daughter, is supported until she recovers. Eventually, Shanae achieves success compared to Megan, who ends up charged and sent to prison again as Shanae enrolls in College. I also love how events unfold in the documentary. Later in the film, viewers Continue reading...

In the novel Umrao Jaan Ada, written by the Urdu writer Mirza Hadi Ruswa, portrays a romanticized version of a courtesan, Umrao Jaan, and her romantic relationship with different kinds of men that she encountered in her lifetime. Umrao has the enviable beauty, extraordinary performing skilsl, and creative talent, but unfortunately she still has a hard time seeking for true lover with whom she can spend the rest of her life. Grew up in a brothel, Umrao has a different definition of true love. She seeks for a warm family because she was separated from her family since she Continue reading...

Women play an irreplaceable role in the society as men . The United Nations recognizes this fact and that explains why it has a dedicated organization committed to women rights and issues: UN Women. Notwithstanding this, women continue to face serious problems from social, to political, to cultural and economic spheres. This essay uses an American drama ‘The Good Wife’ that airs on CBS to show the various roles that women play in today’s society and the issues that affect them while at it. The first character I am looking at is Alicia Florrick. Alicia is a law graduate Continue reading...

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Background
Alcoholism is a term defined for problems related to the alcohol such as cancer, heart diseases, cirrhosis, dementia and depression. In today’s world, people are often found with a habit of uncontrolled consumption of alcoholic beverages. Knowing the impact of such huge intake of alcohol into their body, people still consume it in large volumes. They prefer to consume it irrespective of the impact of alcohol on their lives, in their personal relationships, on their families, on their social standing, and on their social and Continue reading...

The issue of nature versus nurture debate has always been a controversial one. Some people believe that a person is destined to be who is because of his or her genes. On the other hand, others believed that a person’s environment ultimately defines how a person turns out to be. In the early days, a movement called eugenics advocated for the control of human species by preventing criminals and defective persons to reproduce. Some family studies were offered to support the movement. The Jukes and the Kallikak family studies, for example, traced several generations of families to show Continue reading...

Introduction

For any business to succeed in the contemporary increasingly competitive markets, specifically for the organizations doing business internationally, cultural awareness is one of the imperative factors to master. Cultural factors influence the success potential of the competition. It is imperative to learn about the numerous cultures around the world prior to doing business in other nations. All the nations around the world have their unique cultural backgrounds that determine the consumer behavior, advertising strategy to be used, and branding. Thus, the cultural differences between nations strongly influence the world of business. The differences between national cultures determine the performance Continue reading...

One of the most repeated term in the lexicon of slavery is the “Middle Passage,” which refers to a triangular route that slave ships would go on in order to transport African slaves from Europe to West Africa and then from Africa to the so-called New World. Once the ships arrived in the New World after a heinous and perilous journey during which slaves were subject to deplorable conditions, slave traders would auction of slaves in exchange for goods such as tobacco and maize in order to sell those products once they returned to Europe. When viewed through a Continue reading...

Assess the Socio-Political Consequences of the Process of Industrialization in Europe

Introduction
In history, many turning points in various regions of the world that affect the way of life in the world today. These turning points were very elemental because they set the stage for the continuities and the changes over time in different areas and aspects of the world. In Europe, the Industrial Revolution was a process through which the region faced rapid industrialization, which had different impacts to the European society (Bade, 2003). The industrial revolution transformed the whole of Europe despite other aspects staying the same. During the industrial revolution, Europe changed in various aspects including social, Continue reading...