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Child-Sex Trade By Eyob Getachew
Mission Statement • My mission in life is to reduce or completely stop the child-sex trade that has gone around the world for many numbers of years. I am hopping to work as an undercover agent for the Unite Nations to bring the law violators into justice. I sincerely believe child-sex trade is worst than the old slavery and it must be stopped with the entire world’s power. If the United Nations has the money power to start wars in many parts of the world, I am sure we have enough money to take care of these disadvantage children and place them in a safe environment.
Introduction • People with moral values have the responsibility to stop child-sex trade around the world.
I. Child-sex trade is expanding more than ever. Eastern and Central European countries East and South-East Asia countries East African countries
II. Law violators are becoming impossible to crack down. A. Tourism expansion in remote locations B. Law enforcement is ineffective
III. Child-sex trade market value could reach up to $32 billion each year. A. TouristsB. CriminalsC. Local businessesD. Law enforcements
IV. Child-sex trade is a crime and violates human rights. Children are forced into under age sex activity B. Sold as sex-slaves C. Manipulated by the grown folks
V. What can we do to reduce or eliminate child-sex trade? A. Power of media B. Permanent residency C. Undercover agencies D. Tougher penalties
Conclusion: Everyone in the world who loves the truth and understands the facts about child-sex trade must come together and have a long term plan to save these children. The way to over come this problem is through the help of media, local law enforcement’s, undercover agencies, and placing tougher penalties. Children are our future generation and they deserve a better place in the world and should be respected as equal. If the good people like you and I ignore this message, shame on us and shame on the world.
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