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ID number:524470
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Published: 26.05.2021.
Language: English
Level: College/University
Literature: 17 units
References: Used
Table of contents
Nr. Chapter  Page.
  Introduction    4
1.  What is trafficking human beings?    5
2.  Types of human trafficking    6
2.1.  Trafficking for forced labour    6
2.2.  Sex trafficking    6
2.3.  Trafficking for tissue, cells and organs    7
3.  How is Human trafficking different from human smuggling?    8
4.  Prevention of trafficking in human beings    9
5.  Human Trafficking – the situation in Latvia    11
6.  Statistics about Latvia    12
  Conclusions    14
  Key words    15
  List of used liturature and the Internet resources    16
  Apendicies    17
Extract

Conclusions
Trafficking in human beings is one of the greatest humanitarian tragedies of our time. The problem of trafficking in human beings has increased significantly on Latvia since the beginning of the nineties. The active fight against the exploitation of humans in the form of forced prostitution, forced labour and the removal of organs only began in the gradually. Trafficking in human beings is deemed to be one of the most profitable illegal activities in the world along with illicit drug trafficking and money laundering.
Continuing globalisation, the development of tourism, growing poverty and marginalization in society, the increasing economic and demographic separation, growing demand for sexual services and cheap labour and offer people sales, what in the world is essential, will not diminish. It is expected that also in Latvia and in human beings operating volumes no decline.
State, local government and non-governmental organizations are all involved in the prevention of human trafficking. The most essential of them are the Ministry of Welfare and The Ministry of the Interior, which, cooperationg with the non-governmental sector, have carried out the training of specialists and informed the public. The International Organization for Migration and RCS”Marta” are especially active in the non-governmental sector, creating several different campaigns and publishing informative materials.
In Latvia the human trafficking prevention and treatment are based on the national police administration chief criminal police organised crime management.

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