User talk:Azhao96
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[edit]Hello, Azhao96. It seems as if we have some similar interests. I am also interested in human trafficking as it occurs around the world. I think human trafficking is a very pressing issue that does not receive enough courage. Additionally, it is also interesting to look at the scope of human trafficking not only in terms of sex workers (a commonly covered topic), but also in terms of migrant and refugee trafficking.
On the other hand, I am very interested in urban poverty, gender/racial inequalities, as well as health inequalities. I believe that when discussing these issues, it is important to emphasize the idea of "equity" and de-emphasize the nature of "equality" when discussing human rights disparities.
I hope to collaborate with you in the future.