Women as Victims of Human Trafficking in the Philippines Human trafficking is the process of taking people by force and forcing them into situations that have no way out and then exploiting them. It involves forced labor, forced prostitution, forced marriage, forced criminality, forced removal of body organs, forced begging, and domestic servitude. Human trafficking is against the law and is punishable by law in case of arrest. In this paper, we are going to discuss human trafficking and mainly how it affects women, how they are subjected to the different forms of exploitation, the causes of their exploitation, and what has been done about it. The women have fallen prey of people who have taken away their dignity and their ability to make choices, this paper goes to an in-depth of explaining how and why that happens. Studies indicate that between the years 1965-1995, the number of migrants moved from 75million people to 130million. In recent days, it is said to be around 150million people around the world, with between 700,000 and 2million people comprising of women and children.…
Culture of Health Health Equity Solution and Relevant Examples The elimination of health disparities is the primary goal of every healthcare institution. Today, health care opportunities and health equity have become inseparable from each other. This is why efforts are tailored to develop means through which resources are allocated to determine the process of accessing healthcare services. As a guiding approach, public health agents are tasked with the responsibility of ensuring that every person has equal opportunities and the right to access health care services. However, the prevalence of health status and health conditions has been observed to affect various groups due to their socioeconomic status, gender, race, disability status, and so on as reflected by social-ecological ethical model. Therefore, health equity can be understood as a situation in which every resident, regardless of geographic region, race, or gender, has equal access to attain health potential without one being disadvantaged in one way or another. There are concrete examples of health equity. The first category is a living condition that is indicated by the environment, housing, food, access to health…
Social Capital Paper For my social capital paper, I picked the activity number 6, 30, 89, 97, and 99 from the list of 100 things that a person could do to build their social capital. I must admit that thinking of how to fulfil these activities was a daunting task for me. As an introvert, I always find that I enjoy my company more than that of others. This situation usually leads me to struggle with pleasantries, including something as simple as saying hello to a stranger. In this regard, I was at odds at just where to begin. I tried looking online for ideas of how to manoeuvre social engagements successfully. However, I discovered that the internet was a wrong place to start since the influx of ideas it embodied only served to disorient me further. Hence, I thought of giving myself a few days to contemplate. However, as I am prone to procrastinating, I knew I was stalling. And, no matter how much I tried to talk myself out, the assignment was inescapable. And so, I sat down…
My Leadership Style I have always embraced a transformational leadership style for quite a long time, and in almost all the leadership positions I have held in the past. To some extent, I can describe my leadership style as inborn and success-oriented because it has been hard to divert attention. I credit my internship program supervisor for triggering my inspiration towards the practice of transformational leadership, something that I have been unable to change for quite a long time. Significantly, I would describe my leadership style as one full of inspirational motivation. I like leading by example, whereby I get involved directly with the tasks assigned to my team. By so doing, I try as much as possible to inspire them through working hands-on with them to achieve the best. At the same time, I mentor, coach, and guide my juniors in their assigned tasks to promote creativity and innovation. To make the process effective and efficient, I reward their hard work as well as offering the necessary support required in making the right decisions. I encourage new ideas from…
Family Law Everyone has their own opinion of what family is and what makes up a family. Although the answers to the question may vary from one person to another, there would be a similarity. Family is described as a group of people with common ancestry, under one head, and one roof. Also, a family may be described as a unit of society typically made up of two parents with children. A family is characterized by daily interaction and the provision of daily needs to children (Sharma, 2013). The definition of a family union has dramatically changed within the past 50 years due to changes in societal values. Consequently, things that were previously considered unethical 50 years ago are now being practiced in the open air. These practices include becoming parents without marriage and same-gender marriages. Today, they are widely accepted by society, and eradicating them would cause a stir in society (Sharma, 2013). According to Natalie, families have grown to become more diverse than the way they were half a generation ago. Other factors that contribute to diversity…
offenders who conducted attacks independently without the help of any group or organization The report examined offenders who conducted attacks independently without the help of any group or organization. This article expected to inform us how law enforcement and the public responds to potential threats. The primary concept in this report is that there is no one demographic profile. Special Agent who conducted the research believed that a general analysis of an individual committing the crime should be done. The study would help to show up the factors that drive such individuals to use violence to solve their issues. Therefore, no checklist can be used to conclude that a specific person is a threat or not. There is a need to know how and when to report purported threats and dangers. A lot of information towards potential risks can be gathered not only from law enforcement firms but also from friends and relatives of attackers. Research shows that the family of the aggressors and close friends can notice and identify threatening attitudes and behaviors from the assailants. Only those who…
role of the place of residence on human behavior Essay 1 My curiosity in understanding the role of the place of residence on human behavior has led to the realization that one’s family, school, and neighborhood shapes perception and attitudes that defines the approach to life. In my case, the experience of interacting peacefully with loved ones in a humble home has contributed immensely to the adaptation of values that I treasure in life. The duties performed as a member of the household and the task undertaken in school as a student has, in many ways, defined the approach to interaction with peers and strangers in the public setting. I have realized that one’s place in the world is influential in dictating the view of life, and such applies to many people I know. My sibling is an ideal example of a person affected by family, school and neighbourhood because our setting has formulated his friendship and actions towards conserving the environment. Associating with him has proven that settings formulates the foundation of associations. In this essay, the specific place…
Chinese movie street angle 1937 Street Angel is a movie that was produced in 1937. The story was set in the streets of Shanghai, and it is about the lives of downtrodden outcasts such as the prostitute. Street angle also eludes some of the national struggles that china faced. The movie tends to take a leftish point of view, and it focuses on the suffering of women and the poor. Use of cinematic technique such as superimpositions to convey messages that condemns faults in society has risen level of people understanding of the movie. Street Angel is a film that focuses on social criticism and national issues. The film has used some representation. Culture and literary innovation have borrowed some female images and themes concerning gender. The use of description has increased discursive attention. The importance of women in building national discourse is derived primarily from gender position. Women bore codes and signs used in representing more significant sectional issues. Women expose the state of nation suffering as she is paced in-state exhibition. Women not only provide physical evidence of…
Some amazing gifts for mother’s day celebration A mother is someone special to every person and deserves everything in the universe. She is a selfless and loving human who makes a lot of sacrifices on their needs and wants to ensure that their children are comfortable. Mothers will always work hard to provide their children with the best knowledge, skills as well as capacities that would help them become accomplished human beings in the future. Therefore during mother’s day, which is very crucial to them, it would make them feel special and appreciated when presented with gifts. Various gifts can be offered to mothers during such an important day. In this article, a variety of cheap but unique gifts to celebrate mother’s day have been explored. A bouquet of fresh blooms. Because of how much mothers mean to us, it may be hard to identify an appropriate gift that may express our feelings to them. However, beautiful fresh flowers can guarantee to steal their hearts. Mothers have a love for flower gifts. One may make choices from the classic roses…
A Case for Egoism and Utilitarianism The subject of morality is a tough one since what is considered right or wrong is profoundly subjective and differs from one person to another. This has necessitated the formulation of moral theories that attempt to explain how and why we view right and wrong the way we do. These theories have had a profound effect on our understanding of morality and have been instrumental in resolving conflicts and ensuring people live peaceably. However, these theories fundamentally vary, and their approach to morality can be quite different. The most popularly accepted normative theory of ethics is perhaps utilitarianism. However, a keener investigation exposes its imperfections and necessitates the intervention of other moral arguments to tackle problems within and beyond the workplace. One such useful ethical philosophy is egoism, which has been massively overlooked and unappreciated over the years. In today’s capitalistic society, it would be remiss not to notice the prevalence of egoism in virtually every aspect of life. The moral philosophy of egoism advances self-interest as the ultimate factor for determining the rightness…