Abstract: This paper investigates the effect of legalizing prostitution on human trafficking influx. In our country the Islamic nation of Pakistan, once restricted to dark pathways and small red-light districts, it is now flowing into many neighbourhoods of country's urban centres. Demand for illegal sex has grown with lust for money and corruption in the society and more women are being compelled into the trade. Improving a neighbourhood, instead of offering education and opportunities, appears
twenty-first century, organized criminal groups have been formed, and still, other new illegal groups are being formed on a daily basis. These criminal groups exist in almost every country from developed countries to developing countries. Governments, United Nations organizations, non- governmental organizations, and religious groups are unable to abolish and stop these groups. These groups are the threat to national and international security since they are involved in committing organized crimes. The running
experienced by Hitler and his Nazi Regime, many forms of resistance began to take shape during the Holocaust. The Jews, in the concentration camps, believed armed resistance was the most effective and powerful form of rebelling against the Nazi Regime. Organized armed resistance was the most forceful form of Jewish opposition to Nazi policies in German occupied Europe (USHMM). The prisoners in the camps offered armed resistance in over one hundred ghettos in occupied Poland and the Soviet Union. When quarrels
Trafficking in persons is a serious crime and a grave violation of human rights. Although human trafficking is often confused with human smuggling and migration, given that these practices also involve the movement of persons, there are important differences between them. Human trafficking is the trade in human, most commonly for forced labor or commercial sexual exploitation. It is a thriving industry that continues to grow every year. It is sadly to know that 1 out of every 236 people is victim
Walter Laqueur stated that counter terrorism naturally goes hand by hand with terrorism, over the years it has become less successful for many reasons. Modern technology had great progress; the only effective weapon against terrorism has been the infiltration of their ranks and the use informers. The result of advancement of computer technology and the co-operation of a population are the cause behind the success of counter terrorism in democratic societies. Martha Crenshaw also discussed about
World War II After the end of World War II, twenty Nazi doctors were brought to the International Military Tribunal as they were accused of conducting the unethical human experiments on those victims on World War II. They were sued for the war crimes that were against humanity at the concentration camps of Sachsenhausen, Dachau, Buchenwald and Auschwitz. Hitler's intention of sponsoring a chain of inhumane experiments for asserting ideological and fortifying military performances. Fascism