Human trafficking in Russia: Prostitutionhuman trafficking in Russia.-prostitution.Russia is considered the largest country in the world. It is widely known for the origin and final destination of men, women and children trafficked and forced into labor. Human trafficking is one of the major problems facing Russia. Trafficking mainly takes place for the purposes of exploitation, which include prostitution, forced labor, slavery, organ harvesting and many others (internal and internal human trafficking). outside Russia). This is mainly due to the unbearable economic situation in the country and sanctions should be imposed on those who engage in human trafficking. Focusing on prostitution as a form of human trafficking, it was introduced for many reasons. The main reason was economic reasons. This also has many disadvantages and effects. Most of those affected by trafficking in Russia are women and children. The high risk of trafficking is due to the current economic situation in the country, which makes it difficult for women to find employment and support their families (Susan Freese 61). Human trafficking is caused by many factors, including poverty, government corruption, economic stress, and ineffective legal systems (Susan Freese 61). Human trafficking has grown significantly in Russia, mainly due to the economic situation and corruption. In the 1990s, thousands of women and children were trafficked out of Russia and into prostitution. It was mainly in Europe, North America, Saudi Arabia and many other countries. A large percentage of victims are women and children. According to (EV Tiurukanova 35 ), 70 percent are sold abroad with the aim...... middle of paper ......p to be responsible people who will have a positive impact on the economy of the country. Work cited. 1. “Human trafficking inside and outside Russia.” Just Observer°. Np, and Web. April 10, 2014.2. “Child Prostitution – Russia”. Child prostitution - Russia. Np, and Web. April 11, 2014.3. “Human trafficking.” Tinyhandsinternational. Np, and Web. April 12, 2014.4. Olga K. Human Rights Trafficking in Russia. Np, and Web. April 12, 2014.5. EV Tiurukanova. “Human trafficking in the Russian Federation” www.unicef.org/ceecis/Unicef-englishbook(1). Np, nd Print. April 12, 2014.6. Susan Freese. "Traffic." Np, and Web. April 10, 2014.7. Flowers, R. Barri. 2001. “The Global Exploitation of Children in the Sex Industry.” Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 575.8. “Military prostitute.” Np, and Web. April 12. 2014.