| Sažetak | U ovom završnom radu govorit će se o sve većem globalnom problemu, trgovini ljudima i kršenju ljudskih prava. Trgovina ljudima je jedan od najvećih oblika kriminala na globalnoj razini, unosan posao na crnom tržištu koji donosi veliku zaradu trgovcima. Trgovina ljudima dolazi u mnogim oblicima, kao što je trgovanje u svrhu ropstva, prostitucije, dječje pornografije, prosjačenja, prisilnog rada ili radi uklanjanja organa. Osobe koje su žrtve trgovine ljudima trpe teške psihološke i fizičke posljedice. U mnogim kulturama žrtve su izolirane od zajednice i često su optužene da su krivi za ono što im se dogodilo, da imaju poteškoća u intimnim odnosima sa svojim partnerom, što dovodi do velikih problema ako nisu iskreni sa svojim partnerom i nisu dijelili s njima traumatično iskustvo.
Žrtve trgovine ljudima često su izložene fizičkom zlostavljanju kao što su teške tjelesne ozljede koje nisu adekvatno medicinski rehabilitirane, tjelesna iscrpljenost i glad. Tipične ozljede takvih žrtava su prijelomi kostiju, opekotine, bolne rane i često spolno prenosive bolesti kao što su HIV, AIDS, klamidija ili neželjene trudnoće te namjerni ili nenamjerni pobačaj. Takve osobe, ako ne dobiju adekvatnu i stručnu pomoć od zajednice i obitelji, često su sklone samoubilačkim mislima. |
| Sažetak (engleski) | In this final work, there will be talk of an increasingly global problem, human trafficking beings and breach of human rights. Human trafficking is one of the most biggest forms of crime on a global scale, a lucrative job on a black market which brings great earnings to merchants. Human trafficking comes in many forms, such as trading for the purpose of slavery, prostitution, child pornography, begging, forcible work, or for the purpose of organ removal. People who are victims of trafficking are suffering from severe psychological and physical consequences.
In many cultures the victims are isolated from the community and often accused that they are guilty of what has happened to them, they have difficulty in intimate relationships with their partner, leading to major problems if they are not honest with their partner and haven't shared with them a traumatic experience. Trafficking victims are often exposed to physical abuse just like severe physical injuries that are not adequately medically rehabilitated, physical exhaustion, and starvation.
Typical injuries to such victims are bone fractures, burns, stinging wounds, and often sexually transmitted diseases such as HIV, AIDS, chlamydia or unwanted pregnancies and intentional or unintentional abortions. Such persons, if they do not receive adequate and professional help from the community and family, are often prone to suicidal thoughts. |
