human trafficking with glass sphere | Turkey
human trafficking with glass sphere
human trafficking with glass sphere
A large part of human trafficking is the trafficking of organs. The poster takes the form of anatomical drawings of the human body, and coins are exposed under the hollowed out organs. Organs can be old for new, which reflects the cruel money transaction in organ trafficking.
There are approximately 14,500 to 17,500 people per year are trafficked into the United States of America.
Some of them will do whatever it takes to make their dreams come true while not being aware of the danger.
Many peoples from poor, developing countries are naive and willing to sacrifice everything for their “dream lives”…
I HAVE Tried to REFLECT THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN MY POST. USING THE METAPHORE TECHNIQUE IN MY POSTING, I AIMED TO GIVE A DIRECT MESSAGE TO THE BUYER.
Watch out for traps, you can see a man’s face but not his heart. Driven by financial interests, they betray their conscience and traffic human beings. In life, people should raise their awareness of self-prevention. I believe in the future when no one will become a victim of human trafficking.
Driven by the temptation of money, human trafficking in violation of conscience, coercion or temptation, is a serious violation of human rights. Call for an end to evil thoughts and stop all human trafficking activities.
Human enslavement, child abuse, killing and other behaviors have not disappeared with the progress of civilization, but most of these behaviors have moved to more hidden places .Prohibit human trafficking, let us act!
In my project I wanted to show how important the problem is modern slavery. The main idea was to show that a human is not something that can be sold or bought, like merchindise on store shelves. To express it I used simple symbols – a chain, human head and a shop label.
My design is a typographic work. What I want to tell you here is that the villains who commit human trafficking turn their lives into hell by trapping innocent people.
The combination of characters and animals shows the situation and encounters of trafficked persons, and reflects the state of being objectified to visiting or selling animals after being deprived of their freedom and self-esteem, etc.