Understanding Human Trafficking and Social Issues

The video highlights the story of Lakhi Ram Lohar, whose daughter Sugi went missing, and the challenges faced by poor girls in developing countries. A photojournalist shares her experiences documenting human trafficking and child marriage, emphasizing the importance of ethical representation and awareness. The video underscores the need to value and acknowledge the existence of these women and girls to initiate change.

What was the main obstacle Lakhi Ram Lohar faced when trying to report his daughter's disappearance?

• Fear of the police

• Illiteracy and lack of documentation

• Lack of transportation

• Language barrier

What is a common misconception about human trafficking?

• It only affects women

• It is a problem only in the developing world

• It is not profitable

• It is easy to detect

What is the estimated global value of the human trafficking industry?

• 200 billion dollars

• 50 billion dollars

• 150 billion dollars

• 100 billion dollars

How does photojournalism contribute to social awareness?

• By creating stereotypes

• By avoiding sensitive topics

• By enhancing understanding and compassion

• By focusing only on positive stories

What is a key responsibility of photojournalists when sharing people's stories?

• To represent with dignity and fairness

• To ignore cultural contexts

• To sensationalize the story

• To focus on stereotypes

Why did some girls in Nepal choose early marriage?

• To travel abroad

• To follow family traditions

• To avoid education

• To gain control over their lives

What did the photojournalist discover about the girls' motivations for early marriage in Nepal?

• They were following a trend

• They wanted to escape difficult situations

• They were forced by their parents

• They were unaware of the consequences

What strategy does the photojournalist use to avoid drawing attention?

• Using a drone

• Blending in with the crowd

• Dressing in bright colors

• Carrying a large camera

What precaution does the photojournalist take to ensure her work does not disrupt local lives?

• Uses hidden cameras

• Avoids visiting villages

• Works only in urban areas

• Seeks informed consent

What is the first step towards change, according to the photojournalist?

• Blaming others

• Immediate action

• Acknowledgment and awareness

• Ignoring the problem