Human Trafficking: The Position Of Health Care Professionals

Human Trafficking: The Position Of Health Care Professionals

Chapter One

Preface

Background Of The Study

mortal trafficking is defined as the reclamation, transportation, transfer, harboring, or damage of persons through the trouble or use of force or other forms of compulsion, hijacking , fraud, deception, abuse of power or vulnerability, or the paying or receiving of payments or benefits to gain the concurrence of a person having control over another person for the purpose of exploitation( Ajzen, and Fishbein, 1980). coitus trafficking, forced labor, and fiscal thrall are the three most frequent kinds of mortal trafficking. According to the US Department of State, forced labor, also known as involuntary yoke, is the world’s largest sector of trafficking( American Immigration Council 2018). Debt thrall is a type of mortal trafficking in which a person is forced to work in order to repay a debt. mortal trafficking, occasionally known as ultramodern- day slavery, is a global issue with a wide compass that’s constantly overlooked in the United States( Ajzen, 2012). mortal trafficking is defined by the United States Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 as the reclamation, transportation, transfer, harboring, or damage of persons by indecorous means( similar as force, hijacking , fraud, or compulsion) for an indecorous purpose, similar as forced labor or sexual exploitation, or the involvement of minors( people under the age of 18) in marketable sexual exertion(U.S. Department of State, 2019). mortal trafficking is constantly portrayed as involving women constrained into harlotry. This is only a small part of the picture when it comes to mortal trafficking. Men and children are among the survivors of mortal trafficking, and they’re exploited in a variety of ways. Women and children are disproportionately affected by coitus trafficking, which entails forced involvement in marketable coitus conditioning. In the United States, any sprat under the age of 18 who has shared in a marketable coitus act is considered a victim of mortal trafficking. Women and girls regard for 80 percent of those traded internationally. Every time, 1 million children are exploited in the marketable coitus trade by merchandisers. Ajzen,( 2012) editorialized that mortal trafficking is a heinous violation of introductory mortal rights, and victims can only be saved when they’ve contact with the outside world, which is generally only when they seek medical attention.

Healthcare interpreters must be educated on how to spot mortal trafficking( Hachey & Phillippi, 2017).

Statement Of The Problem

mortal trafficking is a huge public health hazard across the world Ajzen,( 1980). It has been stated that victims of mortal trafficking seek treatment in healthcare installations at some point during their exploitation( Egyud, Stephens, Swanson- Bierman, DiCuccio & Whiteman, 2017). In the United States, victims of mortal trafficking can seek treatment through family primary care conventions, family planning conventions, community health centers, critical care centers, and exigency departments( Hachey & Phillippi, 2017). According to studies, 80- 90 percent of specific demographics of traded persons have had contact with a healthcare guru at least once while being traded, and these victims are constantly unidentified( Chambers, 2019). Healthcare interpreters are particularly placed to fete and help victims of mortal trafficking( Hachey, & Phillippi, 2017). The failure of identification by healthcare interpreters is most likely owing to the clinicians’ ignorance of the compass, threat factors, or red flags of mortal trafficking.

Objects Of The Study

The primary end of this study is to assess the part of Health Care Professionals in mortal Trafficking. Other points of this study is to

To examine the factors that prop mortal Trafficking

ii. To examine the impact of health care professionals in mortal Trafficking

iii. To determine the position of effectiveness on the impact of health care professionals in mortal Trafficking

Exploration Questions

The following exploration questions will guide this study.

i. What are the factors that prop mortal Trafficking?

ii. What are the impact of health care professionals in mortal Trafficking?

iii. What’s the position of effectiveness on the impact of health care professionals in mortal Trafficking?

Significance Of The Study

This study will be of great significance to the medical field as the results of this study will show their places in the forestallment of mortal trafficking. This study will be of benefit to the scholars as it’ll be used for farther studies and unborn exploration.

Compass Of The Study

This study will be concentrated on the places of health professionals in mortal trafficking and how effective they are. Health professionals in the University of Uyo tutoring sanitarium will serve as enrolled actors for this study.

Limitations Of The Study

This study will be limited to the places of health professionals in mortal trafficking and how effective they are. Health professionals in the University of Uyo tutoring sanitarium will serve as enrolled actors for this study. This will serve as a limitation to this study.

Description Of Terms

Health professionals Health workers are people whose job it’s to cover and ameliorate the health of their communities

mortal trafficking It involves an act of recruiting, transporting, transferring, harboring or entering a person through a use of force, compulsion or other means, for the purpose of exploiting them.