research on "sex trafficking" "dominican republic"?
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http://www.protectionproject.org/vz2.htm
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I would suggest asking your university library what online services are available. You will find that it probably has access to academic databases and newspaper search services such as Factiva not freely available on the web. There will be books and journal articles available as well.\n\nI would also check to see what institutions as United Nations and human/womens rights organisations have produced on the topic.
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Try going online and look for information on international drug trafficking, how to grow pot, and where you can find some illegal immigrants to help you watch your "garden" They will come to you!
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If you are really interested, I can provide a website for you to look at...www.alienhunter.org!  Happy hunting!\n\nOther governments are open about it!  Mexico, Brazil, Belgium, and Russia are all open about it.
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hope this works ! \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haiti
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For a complete list see:\nhttp://www.interaction.org/peru/
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There is a contributor named Rob Wallace that you might want to do a search on (a few recent postings).\n\nI would be interested on your take of my study below Nik.
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Trafficking in human beings is the commercial trade ("smuggling") of human beings, who are subjected to involuntary acts such as begging, sexual exploitation (eg. prostitution and forced marriage), or unfree labour (eg. involuntary servitude or working in sweatshops). Trafficking involves a process of using physical force, fraud, deception, or other forms or coercion or intimidation to obtain, recruit, harbour, and transport people.
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I'm sure if you go to google you'll find what you are looking for, now I don't know what kind of human trafficking you refer to, could be people in transit or illegal immigrants, search on google and you'll find out, luck..☺
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I saw this news:\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/3386413.stm\n\nLooks like Cuba is one of them.\n\nSome countries did not make a law for internet being illegal but I am sure there are a lot of underdeveloped countries and third world countries that cant even afford getting a computer, let along getting the resources to get access to the internet.
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http://www3.empathica.com/sxml/mdg/custsurvey.jsp
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I think some folks really need this site:\n\nhttp://zapatopi.net/afdb/\n\nGood luck.
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I am guessing you are talking of the organized aid to people in slavery in the USA.\n\nThe National Park Service has details at http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/travel/underground/\n\nUC Davis, University of California has a similar site at http://education.ucdavis.edu/NEW/STC/lesson/socstud/railroad/contents.htm.\n\nAnother useful site :\n\nhttp://collections.ic.gc.ca/underground/flightall.html.\n\nThe National Geographic has an interactive feature on it at http://www.nationalgeographic.com/railroad/j2.html
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Do you mean Sex offenders?\n\nIf so try: http://www.mapsexoffenders.com/
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I have seen two great research project done by students:\n\n1. Research the history, symbolism, and meaning behind the Sugar Hill Gangs "Rapper's Delight." Question such as, "What is the true meaning of Rapper's Delight" or "What is the cultural signifacance of Rapper's Delight."\n\n2. "How did Nachos come to be?"\n\nOh and one last idea: What about researching where all our social idioms come from (for ex: raining cats and dogs, kicked the bucket, hit the lights...)\n\nGood luck with your project!
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hey I think this site would be good source for ur project.. the PDF file seems to have the info u r lookin for.. hope it helps... good luck!!! \n\nwww.may.ie/staff/dpringle/igu/moriarty.pdf
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I believe I can help here...I recently read a story from Kevin Sites Hot Zone web that told a story about Haitians who eat "mud pies".  The two links below give the original story, AND the blog that resulted from the overwhelming interest in it.  I hope this helps you understand a bit better.\n\nIf you read the entire blog (the second link), you'll see that there are references to Kenya and the tradition of eating "dirt".