1. People believe slavery no longer exists… But the truth is… it still does. www.britsattheirbest.com

2. Most Recent Name for Modern Day Slavery  Human Trafficking oThe recruitment, transportation, harboring, or receipt of people for the purpose of exploitation. gallery.photo.net

3. Human Trafficking  “Just as slave masters in the 19 th century and earlier did, traffickers today use many of the same tools: fraud, threats and beatings, kidnapping, all aimed to do the same thing. This is the modern definition of slavery, but fitted into a new word: Human Trafficking” (Miller, Pg. 1). www.foodforthepoor.org

4. Facts About Human Trafficking  There are two main types of Human Trafficking: Labor Trafficking and Sexual Trafficking (Hopkins, 1).  600,000 - 800,000 people are trafficked across national borders yearly (B.O.P.A., Pg. 1)  People are pressured into becoming trafficked using several different techniques:  Promising Of A Better Life  Promising Of Money/Land  Paying Off Debt  Fraud  Threats Or Use Of Force  Physical Force  The trade of human beings is the third largest illicit market worldwide (Hopkins, 1).  Human Trafficking generates $9.5 billion in annual revenue (FBI). www.jsagroup.co.uk

5. What Countries Are Affected? All countries are affected by human trafficking, however the greatest country affected is the UK (Home Office).  There were 4,000 victims of trafficking for prostitution in the UK during any one time (Home Office).  85% of women in UK brothels today are foreign born (Home Office).  Women are sold for as much as $50,000 in the UK (Home Office).  60% of these women are brought over by illegal means (Home Office).  There were only a total of 30 convictions made in 2004-2006 (Home Office). www.stolenchildhood.net

6. Different Forms of Human Trafficking www.utwatch.org  Domestic Slavery  Agricultural Slavery  Forced Slavery  Inherited Slavery  Sexual Slavery  Forced Labor  Sexual Exploitation http://www.timesonline.co.uk http://children.foreignpolicyblogs.com

7. What Have We Done To Stop This As A Country? All images: ecx.images-amazon.com  Promote Human Trafficking Concerns through ways of Entertainment (Movies, News Reports, Investigations, etc.)

8. MTV’s Public Promotion Campaign Band Name: Radiohead Song Title: All I Need Album Title: In Rainbows MTV is using Radiohead's song, All I Need off the In Rainbows album, for a powerful global campaign against human trafficking (MTV EXIT). The song explains a day in the lives of two boys which unfold on a split screen. One boy lives in the first world and the other works in a third-world shoe factory. One enslaved boy is making the shoes the free boy wears (MTV EXIT) http://www.news.com This song was played on MTV’s Exit (End Exploitation and Trafficking) campaign in 2003 and had the potential to reach over 560 million households (MTV EXIT).

9. http://www.phunkstudio.com MTV’s Way of Promoting Public Awareness

10. Public Awareness Campaigns http://ccatcoalition.web http://images.google.com/imgres http://www.conservativewomen.org

11. More Awareness Campaigns http://www.sistersofsion.net

12. Our Governments Efforts  In a speech to the United Nations General Assembly, President Bush raised the issue of human trafficking and asked leaders around the world to work together to help end it (B.O.P.A.).  Congress passed a law where Americans who sexually prey on children abroad can be prosecuted and serve up to 30 years in prison. (B.O.P.A).  The U.S. is currently providing funding for the following aspects of human trafficking:  Rehabilitation and work training centers for victims  Special housing shelters for victims  Law enforcement training  Legal reform assistance  Information and awareness campaigns  Training for immigration officials  Medical personals  Combating sex tourism http://images.google.com/imgres

13. People believe slavery no longer exists… but now you know the truth.