Trafficking Women's Human Rights

Exploring the complex narrative of human trafficking, Julietta Hua examines its historical roots and ongoing relevance in contemporary society. She critiques the cultural representations of human beings bought and sold, highlighting the political and social dynamics that shape public perception. By analyzing the challenges of framing human rights universally, Hua sheds light on the intricate beliefs that influence our understanding of servitude and sexual slavery, making a compelling case for a deeper engagement with these pressing issues.