Women in human trafficking DiAngeslo ENG 111/ ENF 3 16 June 2016 Women in human trafficking Introduction Thesis: Human trafficking has been increasing with the ongoing wars in most parts of the world. Western countries should accept refuges to avoid the growth of human trafficking in prostitution, organ removing and selling, and forcing women to be sex slaves. Human trafficking is defined as a form of deception, abduction fraud and coercion. Approximately 4,100,000 people are exploited by human traffickers every year. According to European Commission 2009 , human trafficking is highly is a serious offense and gross violation of human rights and minimizing human trafficking is highly polarized in many countries. Governments and legislative arms throughout the world view trafficking in human as a component of organized crime and the average punishment for committing this crime is comparable to other types of transnational crimes. Women trafficking and prostitution are sexual violence that results in an economic profit of the perpetrators of the act. Prostitution provides traffickers constant sexual access to women and girls. Women abduction can take place in escort…
Poor communication vs effective communication When people are working as a group, collaboration is necessary to foster teamwork. However, there are potential challenges that may arise, affecting collaboration among the group working together on a project. One problem likely to occur is poor communication. Although Gail, the project manager, has good communication skills, the other team members have characteristics that may hinder collaboration. For instance, Larry is not an attentive listener and does not speak much. Melissa is not good at sharing ideas with the group members. Lack of collaboration will occur when Larry misses vital information the project manager might be passing along. Melissa may have poor collaborative skills with other members as she does not comfortable with communicating with others. Poor communication will lead to a lack of collaboration in the group. Another potential challenge that may hamper collaboration in this team is a lack of compromise. A team consists of people with different ideas and opinions. Team members must be willing to compromise. Robert, one of the group members, seems to lack the ability to compromise and…
Organ transplant a rich man’s treatment Incidences of organ donation without explicit consent. Organ transplant from executed inmates. Organ-trafficking Taking advantage of poverty to perpetuate illegal-organ transplant Luring and conning the poor Expensive organ transplant limiting the ability of poor people to afford organ transplant Hypothesis Medical-related organizations have turned a blind eye to an illegal organ transplant due to capital benefits. Danovitch, G. M., Shapiro, M. E., & Lavee, J. (2011). The use of executed prisoners as a source of organ transplants in China must stop. American Journal of Transplantation, 11(3), 426-428. This journal explores the international ethical standards and fairness in the use of executed prisoner’s organs in countries like China. It is one of the many journals published by the American Journal of Transportation to highlight the exploitation of executed prisoners’ organs. The journal puts more emphasis on the exploitation of the prisoners, who are mostly deemed poor, to raise ethical concerns that are associated with organ transplants. The literature pursues unacceptable practices that have been formulated regarding organ transplant and their effects on the less fortunate. I will…
Pricing, Promotion, and Distribution Channels Introduction The marketing mix can be defined by those tools which are used by the organization to improve its market. Therefore, it means everything the company is doing to increase demand. The company can influence the need in many ways, like improving the quality of the goods. Generally, the marketing mix is the tools that assist in the planning of marketing and its execution. The four ps entail the excellent services and ways the company is providing quality services to the customers. The price on the other side is the goods or amount given to be able to acquire a particular commodity or service. Distribution are the methods used and how the products can be made available to the customers at their locality. It also entails the promotion, which means the ways and techniques for advertising the product and the services to promote them. It also involves visiting the customers and explaining the features of the new goods and services. Analysis of Current Pricing Models in the Market Pricing models affects the cost of…
Initial Coin Offering[ICO] ICO is an abbreviation for Initial Coin Offering. It’s the cryptocurrency industry’s similar to Initial Public Offering (IPO). An ICO is simply a way of raising funds, and that’s why every company intending to raise funds to develop an app, service, or new coin has to launch an ICO. Anyone interested in ICO can buy into the offering and, in return, receive a new cryptocurrency token provided by the company. This token is simply a representation of the stake in the company. How does an Initial Coin Offering Work? As said mentioned above, an ICO is a popular method of raising funds to be used by startups looking to offer products and services correlated to blockchain space and cryptocurrency.. Every time a cryptocurrency startup intends to raise funds via ICO, it usually creates a whitepaper defines the details of the project, the purpose of the project, the amount of money required, the exact number of virtual tokens instigators will retain, they type of money that will be allowed, and the length the ICO campaign…
One of the top hospitals in the country that offers acute healthcare The only referral hospital in the college area with a bed capacity of over 450 for tertiary bed care Good reputation in the community due to quality of care Different department and divisions to handle medical concerns Serves both the college and the surrounding community Serves a diverse population of patients Quality and accountable care aimed to meet the needs of its patients Uses best practices such as evidence-based care to treat various diseases Cultural competency in delivering care services Provide room for patient feedback Diverse sources of income Weakness It has insufficient staffing to match the demands of the ever-increasing population. Limited funding to cater for patients coming from outside the primary community it serves Most of the healthcare practices done by college nursing students It only serves the college and the surrounding community Limited market Only majors in acute care Only receives referrals for critical care The geographic location implies that students and the surrounding community are the primary target market Limited differentiated medical service lines…
The State of New Jersey vs. Bruno Richard Hauptmann June 20, 1935 – October 9, 1935 The court below: Court of errors and Appeals – New Jersey, Supreme Court – New Jersey Fact PARKER, J. delivered the court opinion. The plaintiff in error was tried for murder at the Hunterdon county court and was found guilty. He was not given the option of being imprisoned for life, and hence this appeal to write off this error. Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr.is the victim of murder for a child of not more than two years left sleeping in parents’ home on the night of 1st March 1932. Around eight o’clock at the parents’ house in Hunterdon County, East Amwell, and the child was placed on the bed by the nurse. On returning at around ten o’clock, the nurse found the child was missing, and evidence pointed to the possibility of kidnapping. A letter found on the sill of the window demanded a ransom of $50000 and indicated that further instructions would be given about the mode of delivery. The state testified the…
Intellectual Property Law Abstract This research work will focus on the importance of IP laws in business, with a close focus on trade secrets and patent rights that are used in commercial companies in Saudi Arabia, especially in the oil drilling firms. These are IP rights that help to keep a company’s information confidential and can only be shared through selling or licensing. Introduction Intellectual property is a general term given to the protection of personal ideas, creative artwork, signs and symbols, and images that are used in the commercial form. Lemley (2019) states that some of the most common types of intellectual property laws used in commercial platforms are trademarks, copyright, patents, industrial designs, geographical indications, and trade secrets. The IP practice is implemented through the registration of a business and its practice. The IP rights are then established and drafted down as a contract and a non-disclosure agreement acquired (Acemoglu & Akcigit 2012). Occasionally, companies get caught up in litigations situations whereby they are accused of obtaining their confidential information without legal consent. Incase a company gets into…
Volvo SWOT analysis Volvo should establish more joint alliances. According to the SWOT analysis, one of the opportunities that Volvo has is to enter into more alliances with ride-hailing companies. In the contemporary society, mobility is a key issue for people. Therefore, partnering with companies that offer car hire and hailing services will increase its market share. For instance, it could provide a company with the cars that it requires and in turn, it earns a percentage of the profit earned. Additionally, it could come up with software applications offering various services to its users. For example, since it manufactures buses, it could partner with a software company to develop an application that allows users to identify and book seats on available buses. The technology could be useful in regions that do not have defined bus times and routes. Join alliances enable a company to expand its product portfolio within and beyond its current specialization and to increase its market share. Expand into emerging markets. Volvo has focused on its markets in Europe, China, and America at the expense of…
The Effects of Gender Roles and Stereotypes in Society Abstract Gender roles refer to values, behaviors, and attitudes societies view and sanctify as appropriate for males and females. On the other hand, stereotypes are overgeneralized beliefs about a given group of people in society. The overgeneralized beliefs constitute expectations which people may have about individuals belonging to a particular social group. Gender roles and stereotypes have multiple effects on society. The origin of stereotypes is best explained by the social role theory. This study utilizes secondary sources to justify the role that gender roles and stereotypes play in society. The work will also investigate the origin of stereotypes based on the social role theory. Social theory will also be used to understand how stereotypes and gender roles are propagated in society and the effects of the same. The work will eventually conclude by giving a general overview of major ideas discussed in the paper. Introduction Gender roles refer to values, behaviors, and attitudes societies perceive and sanctify as appropriate for males and females (Godsil et al., 2016). Traditionally, gender roles…