Write a 17 pages paper on child trafficking in south asian countries: sex trade and physical labour.

Write a 17 pages paper on child trafficking in south asian countries: sex trade and physical labour. The children who are trafficked by force and in the promise of better living conditions end up in having exploited in various levels. The exploitations range in various levels according to the situations and socio-economic conditions. This can include sexual exploitation in various forms, forced labour, slavery, servitude or the removal of organs. While taking into account the global scenario of global child trafficking various agencies have identified a number of reasons for which the children are trafficked. It has been estimated that almost close to one and a half thousand babies are trafficked from Guatemala each year to be adopted by parents in North America and Europe. Young girls from Asia and Eastern Europe are trafficked to be exploited as “mail-order brides”. This runs the risk of the children getting exposed to violence as most of them are even as young as 13 years old. In the case of West and Central Africa, a large number of children are trafficked for domestic work and they also get sexually exploited. Interestingly, 90 per cent of these children are girls who are forced to work in the local shops and farms (UNICEF, 2008). Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Cameroon and Gabon are host to the trafficking of children from Togo, Mali, Burkina Faso and Ghana. Benin and Nigeria are both source and destination for child trafficking. The wider network of the criminals involved in trafficking is exposed while referring to the fact that children from Africa are even trafficked to distances even as far as the Middle East and Europe. The children who are trafficked by force and in the promise of better living conditions end up in having exploited in various levels. The exploitations range in various levels according to the situations and socio-economic conditions. This can include sexual exploitation in various forms, forced labour, slavery, servitude or the removal of organs. While taking into account the global scenario of global child trafficking various agencies have identified a number of reasons for which the children are trafficked. It has been estimated that almost close to one and a half thousand babies are trafficked from Guatemala each year to be adopted by parents in North America and Europe. Young girls from Asia and Eastern Europe are trafficked to be exploited as “mail-order brides”. This runs the risk of the children getting exposed to violence as most of them are even as young as 13 years old. In the case of West and Central Africa, a large number of children are trafficked for domestic work and they also get sexually exploited. Interestingly, 90 per cent of these children are girls who are forced to work in the local shops and farms (UNICEF, 2008). Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Cameroon and Gabon are host to the trafficking of children from Togo, Mali, Burkina Faso and Ghana. Benin and Nigeria are both source and destination for child trafficking. The wider network of the criminals involved in trafficking is exposed while referring to the fact that children from Africa are even trafficked to distances even as far as the Middle East and Europe.