PHENOMENON OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING

Željko Bjelajac

Authors

Željko Bjelajac Profesor na Pravnom fakultetu za obrazovanje diplomiranih pravnika za privredu i pravosuđe Univerziteta Privredna akademija u Novom Sadu

Keywords:

trafficking, exploitation, misuse, discrimination, prostitution, organized crime

Abstract

Human trafficking is extremely profitable business, a criminal activity where risks are low comparing to some other forms of organized crime. Prostitution is clearly distinguished from women trafficking. A woman that is a victim of human trafficking has no choice, no control over the events, i.e. she cannot decide about her work, the way of work, the people she works with and how much she is to be paid.

Human trafficking presents a violation of human rights, therefore it should be recognized as most extremely form of violating human rights.

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