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Human Smuggling And Turkey

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  • Perihan Hazel Kaya

    (selcuk University)

  • Mustafa Göktu? kAYA

    (Ministry of Finance of Turkey,Turkish Tax Inspection Board)

Abstract

Turkey has been a busy destination for immigration and it will always beas it is the geographical and cultural exit door of the East and the entrance door of the West. Among these immigrations, we can see the victims of human trafficking, human smuggling, refugees and those who came here to work and live. Human smuggling, which is one of the movements of illegal immigration, is the specific subject of this work.The fact that our country lies on the transportation destinations between the continents of Asia, Europe and Africa, the crime of human smuggling is highly committed in our country. The aim of the victims of human smuggling is to go to a more developed country to have higher standards of living, to get a better job and to escape from the economic and social instability of their countries. The human smuggling, which has gathered pace due to the improvements in communication and transportation, is not a regional issue and has become one of the most important problems for almost all countries.Accordingly, the reasons, methods and extent of human smuggling will be dealt firstly. Later, it will be studied why Turkey is preffered in human smuggling. Finally, statistical data will be given to show how much human smuggling has gone far in Turkey and the study will be finished with that what is being done and what can be done to prevent it.

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  • Perihan Hazel Kaya & Mustafa Göktu? kAYA, 2015. "Human Smuggling And Turkey," Proceedings of International Academic Conferences 3104915, International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences.
  • Handle: RePEc:sek:iacpro:3104915
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    Keywords

    Human Smuggling; Immigration; Immigrator; Human Trafficking; Turkey;
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    • A19 - General Economics and Teaching - - General Economics - - - Other

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