Marshall Smith English 1020—3:25 – 4:40 Instructor Joshua Johnson 3/26/14 Annotated Bibliography Kleemans, Edward R. "The Challenges of Combating Sex Trafficking in the Legalized Prostitution Market of the Netherlands -Springer." The challenges of combating sex trafficking in the Dutch legalized prostitution market - Springer. Springer Link, March 1, 2014. Web. March 26, 2014. In 2000, Dutch legislation made brothels legal in the Netherlands. The rationale behind their legislation was to control prostitution. Given the legal age, people could now voluntarily sell and buy sexual services. This article evaluates a position that human trafficking is reduced when people in the area of ​​legalized prostitution are made accountable for what happens on their premises. This idea is challenged by the evidence observed on the Netherlands in general and on the city of Amsterdam. Furthermore, the paper addresses two questions. What are the consequences of legalizing prostitution and prosecuting sex trafficking? How does law enforcement work with people in these areas? The main conclusion is that the brothel owners' broadcast does not create sufficient levels of clarity to allow sex trafficking to be reported. The business of prostitution has many characteristics of an illegal business, and the legalization and regulation of the prostitution industry has not eliminated organized crime. This article is vital evidence for the thesis of my article. Each point of my argument is summarized in the two main arguments of this article. This will be the main article used for research in my article because of the idea that it is more difficult to combat sex trafficking in areas of legalized prostitution. Hausbeck, Kathryn. "Journal of Interpersonal... middle of paper... how a movement panders to ideology in U.S. government policy and practice. A strong new moral movement against sex trafficking and prostitution has arisen in recent years. This movement has achieved major victories by incorporating his philosophy into government policy, legislation, and international resolutions, resulting in the permanent and global elimination of the sex industry both in the United States and abroad by identifying the dominant themes in the main thesis of this movement and the growing awareness and institutionalization of regular statements and the like of like-minded people on the topic The analysis is based on an extensive review of the contents of publications, websites and testimonials from leading organizations and activists, as well as laws and official government reports..