Update on exploratory paper:
Modern Day Slavery according to the scholarly article is a worldwide global issue. It’s a problem and injustice to the whole human race. But what is being done about it? What is being done to stop the relentless, life-ending cycle, of the stripping of basic human rights from slavery? If countries were to work together to stop this global problem, would slavery actually end or is the problem too deeply embedded into the culture of our world that there is damage beyond repair?
Could explaining the value of appreciating your own life and the lives other people be an adequate approach on potentially solving the issue of modern day slavery? The solution of the collaboration of other cultures could be an effective method of tackling slavery today, but my concern would be who would be willing to take the risks that come with trying to stop modern day slavery.
I worry that since modern day slavery isn’t an issue that we all as humans are going through therefore, not much effort would be put in to fix it. I wonder if the fear of standing up for the cause of stopping slavery would bear undoubtedly more weight than the courage to face it and try to solve it head on as humans?
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