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Why human trafficking is considered as the social problems?​
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Why human trafficking is considered as the social problems?​

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because it means they have a hard time getting a partner so they force people to have sex

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It’s a social problem because it occurs all over the world where men, women, and children are stripped of their basic rights and are being forced to do many unwanted sexual things. People are kidnapped daily just so they can be sold in the black market as part of the human trafficking circle
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