An examination of human trafficking around the world including the following countries: United States, Japan, United Arab Emirates, Thailand, Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Colombia, Iraq, Syria, Canada, Italy, France, Iran, India, Niger, China, South Africa, Australia, United Kingdom, Chile, Germany, Poland, Mexico, Russia, and Brazil.

Introduction --Work visa loopholes for traffickers -- Stateless persons -- Unrest, displacement, and who is in charge -- Conflation -- Conflicting agendas -- Gender apartheid -- Social hierarchy -- Muti murder -- Hard-to-prove criterion and a slap on the wrist -- Transparent borders -- Fear factor -- Poverty and economic boom -- Conclusion.