Quote # 3

“buying a three-year-old Albanian boy, paying $6,000 to the trafficking gang that specialized in underage merchandise”(Tyler). The boy had been traded for a “colored TV by his own father” (Tyler).

When I read this I was very sad to hear that his own father would do that to his own son. Aren’t you suppose to love, protect, and take care of your child even if you are struggling. If I was ever put into that kind of situation I know that I would never give up my child. It truly breaks my heart that kids have to go through this and are not being treated right. This fits into my paper because it gives people an idea on what some parents do to their kids. I mean the boy probably had no idea what was going on. I mean when people start to read about what parent trade their kids for it is truly sad.

Works cited

 Tyler, Richard. "Child Trafficking in Eastern Europe: A Trade in Human Misery." World Socialist Web Site. Wsws.org, 25 Oct. 2003. Web. 11 Mar. 2012.

Quote # 2

"Through classes in villages... children learn about abuse, traffickers' scams, and their nights as children"

           The reason why i picked this quote is because i thought i was a great way to start preventing child trafficking.To prevent children from being leaving their villages and entering conditions of slavery individuals within the village must be made knowledgeable of human trafficking. It is vital that parents are aware of human trafficking. These parents wish their children a better life, and are unaware their children may be at risk of being trafficked for forced labor and other forms of exploitation. Distributing information to children and their parents about the abuse inflicted on children who are trafficked and the risk that children who migrate or are sent away from home to work or earn money for others will be trafficked. It fits into my paper because it is ways to start preventing child trafficking.
Works Cited

Oriola, Bukola. "Preventing Human Trafficking by Awareness. African News Journal." Home. African News Journal, 23 Jan. 2012. Web. 18 Apr. 2012.

Quote #1

“The blue campaign is also launching awareness and training materials for the federal acquisition workforce, first responders and airline employees, to help increase awareness about the indicators of human trafficking." (Oriola)

The reason why I picked this quote is because I think that it is a good idea for people to start raising awareness. This can make people start donating money to organizations so they can make a safer place for these kids. Also, I thought it was good that they had a banquet already started so people can start donating and helping these kids in Africa. If we can host a benefit the people can hear what kids go through and be able to donate money to help kids to give them a safe place. As soon as people start realizing that children are in danger they can start saving these kids’ lives just by donating some money. With money being donated they can raise the money so they can build a place in Africa were kids can go and be safe. It can be where they can play during the day or a place for them to hang out if they don’t have anywhere else to go.

 Works cited

Oriola, Bukola. "Preventing Human Trafficking by Awareness. African News Journal." Home. African News Journal, 23 Jan. 2012. Web. 18 Apr. 2012.

Article # 8 Journal

Summary:

In the article “Tightening Adoption to Prevent Child Trafficking” it discussed that if children are in orphanages the family that is willing to adopt them need to have certain requirements. Also it in the article it explains that to prevent people from pretending to be foster parents they need to start making the adaption process striker. I think it is a good idea to make sure that foster parents are not traffickers.

Evaluation:

This is a reputable source. It gives good information about how to keep kids that live in orphanages safe. This source gives numbers on how many countries and children are affected with trafficking.  This source is a cultural bias because she talks about Africa and what they are trying to do to try and stop this.. The audience this is intended for is for people who want to help these children.

Works cited:

“TIGHTENING ADOPTION TO PREVENT CHILD TRAFFICKING.” ANTARA- The Indonesian National News Agency 22 July 2010. General OneFile. Web.21 Mar. 2012

Article # 7 Web

Summary:

In the article “Horrific Crime” discusses how to prevent child trafficking. It give three ways to prevent which are awareness training, education, and job skills. It also discuss why this is important and why should people help these kids in Africa. If you would want to start helping you can log on their website which is www.worldconcern.org.

Evaluation:

This is a reputable source to use. In this article “Horrific Crime” gives good ideas on how to prevent child trafficking. She talks about ways people can help these kids that are being shipped to different parts of the world just so these traffickers can make money off of them. This source gives numbers on how many countries and children are affected with trafficking.  This source is a cultural bias because she talks about Africa and what they are trying to do to try and stop this.. The audience this is intended for is for people who want to help these children.

Works cited:                         

"A Horrific Crime." Stop Child Trafficking. Web. 16 Apr. 2012. 

Article # 6 Journal

Summary

            In the Article “The African News Journal” by Bukola Oriola explains ways on how to stop child trafficking. One of the ways to prevent child trafficking would be to raise awareness. The Blue Heart Campaign is one of the ways to raise awareness. With the banquet many people can start raising money,  then they can start an organization for these children in Africa. If people can host a benefit the people can donate money to help kids to give them a safe place. As soon as people start realizing that children are in danger they can start saving these kids lives. With this banquet it can get the federal law involved and many more to start passing a law about children being trafficked.

Evaluation

This is a reputable source to use. Oriola gives good ideas on how to prevent child trafficking. She talks about ways people can help these kids that are being shipped to different parts of the world just so these traffickers can make money off of them. This source gives numbers on how many countries and children are affected with trafficking.  This source is a cultural bias because she talks about Africa and what they are trying to do to try and stop this.. The audience this is intended for is for people who want to help these children.

Works cited 

Oriola, Bukola. "Preventing Human Trafficking by Awareness. African News Journal." Home. African News Journal, 23 Jan. 2012. Web. 18 Apr. 2012.

Article # 5 Journal

Summary:

In the article  "The Lure of a Better Life: Child Trafficking in West Africa" by Clare Furphy writes about how everywhere around the world there is child trafficking. She explains parent are unaware when they give their child to the man they thought was going to give their child a better life instead sell them into trafficking. Furphy also gives examples on how much money a trafficker would make on a child each year. In the article it tells a story about a boy being traded for a T.V. by the parents. So there are many different examples in this article about how the children either get sold or traded.

Evaluation:

This is a reputable source to use. Furphy gives many facts about what is happening all over the world. She not only talks about what is happening in Africa, but also around the world. This source give number on how many countries and children are affected with trafficking. People who want to know numbers on how many children are being sold into trafficking this is the article for you. This source is a cultural bias because she talks about everyone everywhere. The audience this is intended for is for people who want to help these children

Works cited:

Furphy, Clare. "The Lure of a Better Life: Child Trafficking in West Africa." Consultancy Africa Intelligence. 02 July 2010. Web. 03 Mar. 2012.