Human trafficking for commercial sex is one of the most pressing issues facing humanity

Human trafficking for commercial sex is one of the most pressing issues facing humanity today. The goal of this paper is to provide an overview of the global sex trafficking trade with  specific emphasis on a particular region of your choice. The report below was compiled by the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime and has divided the globe into regions with information about human trafficking in each region. You should choose one of the regions designated in that report and focus your paper on that region.
Your paper should provide data on the nature and extent of human trafficking globally and in the particular region. In addition, the paper should include legislative attempts to address the issue, criminal justice reforms, and resources for victims. You should also analyze the effectiveness of the strategies that you have identified. How does your region’s response to human trafficking  compare with efforts that have been utilized in the United States?
Sections of the paper are as follows:
Part I  – The problem
* Thesis statement and introduction to the problem- nature and extent of the problem globally and in your region
 
Part II – Solutions – discussion of the following strategies and their effectvivenss
*Legislative attempts to address the problem
*Criminal justice reforms 
*Resources for victims
*Comparison of your region to US strategies
 *Suggestions for future action

The body of your paper is to be 12-15 pages with a minimum of 12 sources (does not include title page or reference page). The paper must be in APA format and double-spaced.
 
Use as Foundation for Paper
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime – Report on Human Trafficking
https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/human-trafficking/global-report-on-trafficking-in-persons.html
 
 
Additional sources
United States Department of Justice – Human Trafficking Overview
https://www.ojp.gov/spotlight/human-trafficking/overview
 
de Angelis, M. (2016). Human trafficking: Women’s stories of agency. Cambridge Scholars Publisher.
https://lynn.on.worldcat.org/oclc/935642497 
 
Winterdtk, J., Reichel, P.,