KOŠICKÁ BEZPEČNOSTNÁ REVUE

KOSICE SECURITY REVUE

Vol. 7, No. 2 (2017), p. 88 – 95 ISSN 1338-4880 (print ver.), ISSN 1338-6956 (online ver.)

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Two duets of technique and a man, a source of enslavement of a man, children

in the 21st century

Dwa duety technika i człowiek źródłem zniewolenia człowieka, dzieci w XXI wieku

Antoni OLAK1, Antoni KRAUZ2

1Antoni Olak :WSPA in Lublin//VSBM v Kośicach. 2Antoni Krauz : Państwowa Wyższa Szkoła Zawodowa in Oświęcim

The manuscript was received on 10. 11. 2017 and was accepted after revision for publication on 04. 12. 2017.

Abstract. The article presents the general characteristics of the surveyed issues of the enslavement of human dignity. Barbaric global trafficking of children, women, exploitation for slave labor, other forms of enslavement today is beyond human boundaries. An adult man has now become an executioner in the mass killing of children. The child for the current world of adults has become in each field, a commodity of primary necessity. Key words: Globalization, slavery, social change. "Do not hurt others, not to get hurt yourself" Democritus

1. Introduction Technique and man, his needs, as two inseparable duets, have been changing and continue to change the life on earth. Coming back to the development of civilization, technical revolutions have transformed the world into both a better and worse one. Even the Neolithic revolution, later the first and second industrial revolution made irreversible transformations in every area of human life - economic, political, social, ethical or moral. Today, due to the global social revolution, changes in human life have become unpredictable, and people sometimes lose control over them. The presented content concerns the increasingly publicized subject of the enslavement of men, women, children, the return of slavery in its various forms on a global scale.

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2. Technique abolishes but does it restore slavery?

Civilizations of ancient times - Egyptian, Greek, Roman and others, gave birth to slavery. At that time, the basic workforce was a slave - a man used to work in all areas of social life – for building, agriculture, crafts, for housework in patrician villas, etc. In the Roman Empire, according to the Roman law of twelve tables, a child after the age of five was directed to work. Slaves were called instrumentum vocale, which means talking tools.

In his dialogue About the Farm, Marcus Terentius Warro divided the means used to cultivate the field for: tools that speak with a human voice (slaves), tools that emit sounds that are inarticulate (ie. oxen), silent tools (ie. carts). Romans as part of the Roman Empire used about 3 million slaves to work. In the dominated areas (a total of about 100 million people), today's England, Western Europe, North Africa, Egypt, the Middle East, Greece, the Balkans, they used slaves en masse. To this end, in order to, among other things, secure the order, they maintained a professional 300,000 army of legions.

In modern times the life of a slave did not change, he worked on plantations, growing cotton, sugar cane, tobacco, tea. Slaves were widely used in colonies. Due to the increase in the demand for people for work, in particular in agriculture, the slave trade developed on a large scale. The slave became the basic physical force used for work. But as time passed, they became unprofitable, they were too expensive to maintain, not very efficient.

It was not the humanitarian and ethical conditions that were the basic causes of the abolition of slavery. The reason lies in the development of technology. Sources that contributed to the fall and abolition of slavery were the I and II industrial revolution, the period of steam and electricity. Avalanche technical progress removed slavery from plantations, crafts and homes. Slavery was abolished in 1794 by the French National Convention, in 1833 in Great Britain, in 1863 in the United States, in 1926 by an international treaty under the aegis of the League of Nations, in 1956 the conclusion of a new convention supplementing the 1926 treaty was signed, and in 1962 Saudi Arabia was the last to abolish slavery.

Thus, according to treaties, orders, prohibitions, global slavery does not exist. Analysis of social changes and technical progress in the areas of unemployment, large international corporations, modern technologies, e.g. cyber and nanotechnology, civilization of robots, nanorobots, Europe and even the world without borders, Aviation-Silicon Valley, information redundancy, biotechnology, super-computerization, global Internet, sustainable development technologies, modified foods, cartography and satellite communication systems (GIS, GPS), magnetic cards, monitoring, raster vector map systems, aerial photographs, etc. completely excludes the renaissance of slavery

Such a final touch is set by an example of only 2% of those working in the US agriculture being able to feed the entire country. Unfortunately, the unpredictable world of technology in pursuit of seeking savings, at the same time getting rich, with the consent of governmental teams, banks, finances, the world of culture, international organizations that have lost their face, exploits human beings for slave labor. Man in the global economic and humanitarian system has become a tool, a commodity, a

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single-use item. All methods of slavery, enslavement of man, children, women as they were and are possible today have returned - and even new unprecedented forms of slavery, called humanitarian, have emerged.

3. Captive and no-dignity children in the civilization of death

How often do we hear about child abuse, murders, abductions, child trafficking, and exploitation of children for slave labor. Commonly adults also recruit children to military units as children soldiers, their number is about 250-300 thousand, for example, Burma 70 thousand, Somalia 60 thousand, mostly children aged 12-17 [10].

Such information evokes shock, horror and provoke the question why it is so and how the current civilization allows it. The contemporary world of the child, despite the law in force and the lawlessness applied on each side, is exposed to a lot of evil. This evil is massively and deliberately caused to children, by no one but adults, breaking all rules and rights of the child [5].

Adults are perpetrators who inflict suffering on children, deprive of family [6], dignity, name, childhood, lead to death, and force them to slave labor. Currently, according to UNESCO, slave children trade is present in as many as 89 countries in the world [17].

Analyzing documents, literature, press, TV news, editors' comments, websites, conducting talks with people who were in Iraq, Afghanistan, it can be said that this kind of meanness is not present only on both poles, Greenland and Australia. At present, trafficking in children, women and people is, along with drugs and weapons, the third most profitable mafia interest on a global scale.

At present, there is no better capital yielding billions of profits. The world earns money on human trafficking - up to 32 billion dollars a year. Another phenomenon, a modern child is an economic investment, paid as part of a written contract, commonly used by surrogate women, as live birth incubators. This is a business used in public homes in Russia, and not only, firstly, prostitutes work for clients, secondly, they become pregnant, give birth to children, and thirdly, they deliver abortions as a post-natal waste to pharmaceutical companies [22].

The legitimate activities of surrogate mothers are currently available in the following countries: Australia, Canada, Russia, the Netherlands, Belgium, South Africa, Thailand, Ukraine, Mexico, India, Greece, USA, England, Israel. Portugal is preparing to legalize the institution of a surrogate for infertile marriages, In Sweden, Ireland - the law does not regulate the practice [22].

In Poland among women, the belly-to-let market also exists, but basically it functions a little outside of the law. The financial issues of renting surrogate mothers in Poland, according to various sources, range from 30 to 150,00o PLN [18]. From this practiced reality arises one conclusion: the current motherhood, upbringing [3],[7] is devalued, goes to the background, it changes into craft production, it is only important to give birth to a child and sell it as a good.

Another example in the framework of adoption for € 60,000. An illegal broker from Bulgaria can provide any child with special qualities that new parents expect. The barbarity of the modern world has no limits, an example of which are

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disappearing girls1 in India. According to the authoress, in India even before birth or shortly after, 500,000 of unwanted girls are probably disappearing annually because culture prefers only sons.

According to the UN report, 10 million girls have disappeared in India over the past 20 years [20]. In the villages, after the mother gives birth, unwanted newborn girls are poisoned with opium, stewed or drowned in a well [19].

A modern child, this is what adults have done - is a business trade that can be exported and imported. Data from 2006 are terrifying, the annual exports of children amounted to: China 13418, Russia 9345, Guatemala 3404, South Korea 2234, Ukraine 1974, the annual children's imports amounted to: USA 22728, Spain 5423, France 4136, Italy 2840 [1].

Another novelty of the modern world is a sexturistic paradise. The situation is particularly dramatic in the Far East, in Thailand, Laos and the Philippines. This part of the world is called a sexturistic paradise. The paradise is provided by women slaves, younger and younger, sexturists come from the countries of rich Japan, Western Europe and the USA demanding girls (children) free from AIDS. An example is Bombay, where the youngest and prettiest women, girls, day and night are displayed in cages at street level to attract customers.

4. Trade in organs of children, people, transplant tourism

The child of the 21st century, especially their organs (kidneys, eyes, liver, heart, etc. as spare parts) is an excellent material for transplants for modern medicine. In African countries, organs are collected from children. Example - Mozambique, in the Nampula region at the turn of 2002 and 2003, the case of the disappearance of 80,000 children who were then found in various parts of the province without kidneys, liver or hearts. In 2001 in Chechnya, bodies without internal organs were found as remnants of the Russian war [16]. In countries such as Thailand, India and Turkey, the phenomenon of transplant tourism is widespread, favored by the gap in law, the increased level of medical services. Donors treat their bodies like capital, are able to earn on sales, for example, kidneys on average 2 thousand dollars. In China, organs for transplantation are collected from prisoners sentenced to death. The organized mafia governs the services of the prison staff and the judges. Executions are carried out on a specific date, according to the hospital's need for organs. This phenomenon is so widespread that a network of hospitals serving US customers was established in China. Prices of body parts are as follows: brain $ 150-900, liver $ 1125, spinal cord $ 325, sex glands $ 550 intact trunk (with or without members) $ 500. The kidney reservoir, a great bazaar of organs, is also India, which is the largest kidney transplant center in the world. In cyberspace, on the Allegro, human organs become a commodity like any other. A sample offer:” ... I will sell a liver patch PLN 25,000 or bone marrow PLN 15,000 24 years ..., ... I will sell organs without which I will be able to live ... “. There are many similar offers on the Internet. Another

1 INTERIA FAKTY Tłum. E. Karpińska-Morek Indie pozbywają się dziewczynek, 14.04.2011r.;

S. Nilanjana Roy/The International Herald Tribune /The New York Times Syndicate

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macabre trade of corpses of children, run by modern pharmaceutical and dermatological companies (Switzerland). They treat fourteen-week children as childbirth waste. It is an abortion wholesale commodity, counted daily in tones. This is a key ingredient in the cream that helps in the reconstruction of aging cells. Fragments of corpses of bodies of aborted children are used to create a cosmetic component (cream) by the cosmetics industry, which is to help in the reconstruction of aging cells [14]. What the global world of technology has come to, the child must be killed first to make the other person rejuvenate. Doubtful humanitarian mercy adapted to the needs of a beautiful gender, or an adult, old man.

5. Slave labor and trafficking of children, their organs, awakens terror and fear

UNICEF reports that the number of children aged 5-15 doing some kind of exploitative work in the world reaches 352 million. Among them, 180 million are forced to work in conditions threatening their lives and health. Most they live in developing countries [22] [13]. The main reasons for the development of modern slavery associated with globalization include the general emphasis on reducing production costs at the expense of man due to the demand for ever cheaper products. Slavery in the twenty-first century arises through the intermediation and consent of large corporations, companies seeking the lowest costs, the means and methods they use are punishable, dignity-free, moral ethics. Only in 2009. anti-slavery organizations estimated the number of modern slaves to increase by 27 million (less sold for 500 years of transatlantic slave trade) [15]. Children are humiliated and beaten, and women are used for sexual purposes. This problem affects all continents, including Europe. About 400 thousand people are sold every year to work in the European Union itself. Another example, seven million children in modern Pakistan from dawn to night, work in fields, in brickyards, mines, hotels, carpet factories, are chained, beaten, tortured [2]. Slave labor of children in industry is normality, here is an example: China around 80 million, India 50-60 million, Bangladesh 15 million. Exhausted and hungry, always without contact with families. Donated for debts, children are separated from their parents, often taken thousands of miles from their home pages. The food rations given to them are starving. Sold from place to place, they lose contact with relatives and family. A trip to the child's work at the age of 5 has now become a kind of passage rite, which testifies to the crossing of the next threshold of puberty. przejścia, który świadczy o przekroczeniu kolejnego progu dojrzewania. The present world has receded to the civilization of ancient feudalism. Everyone is happy with the work of the children, the company - because it has a nice and very cheap competitive product, the agency because it takes cash, customer in Europe or the world because he buys very cheap goods, employee - 5-year-old child, because he does not starve. Here is another image prepared by adults - prices of children sold for work: Sudan market price lower than the price of a rifle, rifle costs 10 cows, approx. $1000; child 2 cows, approx. $186.

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In 1986 the price was even $90, in 1990 the price dropped to $15 [9]. The world of warped Islam has already fallen to such a degree that the child is no human value, just like buying cattle, car parts. Further examples of extremes are trafficking in children in Africa. It was a black land named a thousand years ago and it still remained, where macabre things happen, returned to the time of slave trade with the only difference that they are children. In Africa, it is shocking that 53 countries in the 21st century sell children. The question is which country of this continent does not trade in children ? Africa is the area where the child-producing industry developed on an unprecedented scale, where buying a child as a commodity became an everyday life inscribed in the income of the family, clan, mafia. The biggest potentates of child trafficking are: Nigeria, Cameroon. In Cameroon every year from poor families, relatives smugglers buy thousands of children (already aged 8-10-14, 15-23), then sell them to large cities, richer countries for 450 euros, these are France, Denmark, Mexico, USA. The frightening next facts of the newly emerging Islamic State (third part of Syria and Iraq) published a price list of sexual slaves, where children and women are treated as a commodity equally with cattle. They are listed next to cattle, which both sell well. The age limit determines the price: girls from 1-10 years PLN 580, girls from 10-20 years PLN 440, women from 40-50 years, the price is very low. According to the present value of money, the price of a slave used to be from PLN 30 to 50,000), today it is enough only from $50 to $100 and even less because $15 [12]. Article 19 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child calls and commits all states and governments and societies to actively promote children's rights and prevent child abuse. That is why the day of November 20 was established as the Day for Protection of Children's Rights. Also since 2002 June 12 is celebrated worldwide as the World Day of Opposition to Child Labor. Then every February 12 is also an International Soldiers' Children's Day established and celebrated from 2002 against the use of children in war. Children's rights are not a transferable good, they just exist, they are valid for adults. In the face of various threats and forms of child abuse, TELL STOP TO SLAVERY, other forms of enslavement of every child [8], person, women, people !!!

6. Conclusions

The conclusion is only one - in the 21st century, adults led to the renaissance of the slavery of children, women. The world has gone back over 2 thousand years. Forms of enslavement of child labor, child trafficking, use of children's organs, including newborns, exceed all principles of human dignity, respect, and morality. It is simply global barbarism.

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Authors 1 Antoni Krauz- Państwowa Wyższa Szkoła Zawodowa w Oświęcimiu, Email : antonikrs@gmail.com 2 Dr.h.c. prof. nadzw. dr hab. Antoni Olak- WSPA w Lublinie//VSBM v Kośicach, Email : antonio130@vp.pl