CRJ 322 - Human Trafficking

3 Credits

The course examines issues related to human trafficking and immigration from a local, national and global perspective. The students will identify issues related to commercial human exploitation and trafficking for the purpose of prostitution and other slave-like practices including forced labor, the exploitation of immigrants for domestic service, the sale of children for irregular inter-country adoption, and the sale of young girls for transnational marriages. This course will examine the subject matter from the perspectives of the victims, offenders and law enforcement.