Belizean Creole Girl, victim of human trafficking in the U.S.A.
jamelia
According to the United Nations, nearly two point five million people from one hundred and twenty-seven countries are being trafficked around the world. The annual revenue derived from trafficking in persons is estimated to be in the billions. It is a brisk trade and victims are often sorted into categories of bonded labor, forced labor and sex trafficking. Bonded labor, or working to pay a debt, is often whispered to be very prominent in the immigrant population of certain cultures in Belize but convictions for the crime are rare. In the following report, ABC News chronicles the life of a twenty-three year old Belizean woman who has been a victim of forced labor for over a decade in the U.S.
{News Article form ABC News Chronicles…}
No information is available on whether Jamelia’s biological mother will face charges for her daughter’s imprisonment.
WHAT A SAD STORY
hoping that our young girls don’t fall in this trapp any more with this piece of info. many times things like these happens to brocken families or famlies having hard time financialy.
STATES……………ain’t all it’s HYPED UP TO BE…………….
BELIZE ……………. ain’t all it’s HYPED UP TO BE …………..
This is realy a sad story, but what can we do to solve it? Nothing!!!!!
THE CREOLE ALWAYS DI CRITISIZE EVERY OTHER RACE IN BELIZE NOW HOW DO THEY FEEL ABOUT CREOLE MOTHERS SELLING PICKNEY.SPANISH DONT DO THAT THEY WORK HARD AND KEEP THEIR FAMILY INTACT.THE INDIANS DON;T DO THAT EITHER.THE GARIFUNAS DONT DO THAT EITHER EVEN IF THEY HAVE TO EAT CASAVA AND EREBA AND DRINK GUMAGARUGU WATER FU WASH DOWN THE CASAVA THEY DONT GIVE AWAY THEIR KIDS.STOPPPPPP SELLING YOUR KIDSSSSSSSSSSSSS CREOLE PEOPLEEEEEEEEEEEE