public affairs<\/a> alum. \u201cUnfortunately, when you have those big events that drives the demand for sex trafficking.\u201d<\/p>\nBut the problem is much bigger than Orlando or Florida. An estimated 25 million human trafficking victims across the globe generate $150 billion annually for their captors, according to the International Labour Organization.<\/p>\n
Goltz teamed up with 麻豆原创 Professor of Criminal Justice Roberto Potter and 18 other experts in the field to write Human Trafficking: A Systemwide Public Safety and Community Approach<\/em>. The textbook provides a practical victim-centered approach to dealing with the issue that differs from the standard theoretical approach of the past.<\/p>\n\u201cThis isn\u2019t one of those crimes where you get the victim through the trial,” Potter says. “You get the conviction against the person who victimized them and then basically say, \u2018Thank you. Goodbye.’ What these folks really do need is long-term support. It may even be lifetime because for many of them one of the ways they were controlled was through the use of chemicals.\u201d<\/p>\n
How Someone Becomes a Trafficking Victim<\/h2>\n
In the book, Potter, Goltz and the other authors cover how human-trafficking cases unfold from tip to trial and discuss topics such as how trafficking happens, health care professionals\u2019 role in reporting trafficking and prevention.<\/p>\n
Traffickers enslave their victims through fraud, force or coercion. False promises to provide safety and a better life, physical restraints, threatening to harm loved ones and blackmail are just a few ways these methods are used.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe trafficker looks for vulnerable victims,\u201d Goltz says. \u201cRunaways, young people that come from poor family situations where there may be some violence in the family, are a lot of them. Because they promise the victim everything.\u201d<\/p>\n
Types of Trafficking<\/h2>\n
Once a trafficker gains control of a person they can force them to engage in sex trafficking, which accounts for the commercial exploitation of 4.8 million people, \u00a0or labor trafficking, which occurs when a person provides goods or services without proper compensation.<\/p>\n
\u201cYou see trafficking in construction and other industries where basically (employers) enslave these people by charging them more to house, feed and transport them than they make so that the victims can never really get away from their trafficker,” Potter says. “We see people in the migrant industries around agriculture and in the restaurant industry that go through this too,\u201d Potter says.<\/p>\n
Trafficking\u2019s Connection to Drugs<\/h2>\n
Human trafficking is the second-most lucrative criminal business in the world, with drug trafficking making the most profit. The large sum of money generated from human trafficking comes from the ability to sell a person over and over again to perform a service, whereas crimes such as drug trafficking only allow criminals to collect a profit once off of their product.<\/p>\n
Drugs also play a role in how people become and stay victims of trafficking. Often a trafficker will promise to supply their victims with drugs, as well as food, shelter and luxury items, in order to gain their trust and reliance. Victims are fed drugs in order to make them mentally weak and prevent them from escaping.<\/p>\n
Signs of Trafficking<\/h2>\n
Healthcare professionals are one of the few people a trafficking victim might come in contact with that can become aware of their situation and get them help.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhen people come in with these interesting, particularly genital, injuries or STDs, health care professionals try running a series of questions by them to see if there’s a trigger there that law enforcement or social services need to be called, but also keep in mind the victim is often very closely accompanied by their trafficker,\u201d Potter says.<\/p>\n
Goltz emphasizes the need for healthcare professionals to be properly trained to look for signs such as brandings, tattoos and lack of ID on them, that indicate someone might be trafficked.<\/p>\n
What Happens Once Victims Are Found<\/h2>\n
Discovering a human trafficking victim is only half the battle. Gaining an enslaved person\u2019s trust, prosecuting their captor and rehabilitating the victim are the real challenges law enforcement faces when dealing with these crimes.<\/p>\n
It can be extremely difficult for police to get a victim to come forward or to provide information about their captor because their experiences with being trafficked often destroy their ability to trust others, especially authority figures.<\/p>\n
\u201cAnother one of the biggest challenges with prosecuting these cases happens because victims and suspects, the traffickers, cross into different jurisdictions all the time,\u201d Goltz says. \u201cYou know, somebody can be trafficked across county lines, state lines and even internationally. That’s why all the prosecution teams have to work with each other to bring successful prosecution to these traffickers.\u201d<\/p>\n
Prevention and Changing the Approach to Trafficking Cases<\/h2>\n
While law enforcement is a long way away from solving the millions of cases of human trafficking around the world, Potter says it is crucial for police, prosecutors and the average person to change the way they look at trafficking victims in order to address the issue.<\/p>\n
The Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation, which handles cases in Orange and Osceola Counties, is one local organization that already is doing this by embedding a unit of social workers that go out with law enforcement on calls for human-trafficking cases.<\/p>\n
Ultimately practicing adequate prevention methods is the only way to stop more and more cases of human trafficking from happening.<\/p>\n
\u201cI really do go back to family and good human relations, education and sex education, a sexual ethics that talks about respecting other people,\u201d Potter says. \u201cMorality is a key here\u2013strong moral values reduce crime. The idea that anybody can make money or control other people really is a concept that we have to somehow make so difficult for anybody to think that’s acceptable.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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