A.

OUTLINE
Topic: Migrant Smuggling
Type of Informative Speech: Speech about events
Pattern of Organization: Cause-effect Pattern
Purpose: To raise awareness about human trafficking migrant smuggling, to address root causes of
social vulnerabilities and uphold human rights.
Thesis Statement: Migrant smuggling has devastating effects on society, including the devaluation
of women in societies, the decreased physical and mental health among those who are smuggled,
and increased population of organized criminal groups.

1.Introduction

1.1. Almost every nation on the globe is impacted by migrant smuggling.

1.2 Migration smuggling is a serious offense controlled by crime syndicates

2.Body

2.1 Devaluation of women in societies effect

2.2 Decreased physical and mental health effect

2.3 Increased criminal groups

3.Conclusion

3.1 Migration smuggling and its effect

B. INFORMATIVE SPEECH

MIGRATION SMUGGLING

Almost every nation on the globe is impacted by migrant smuggling, either as a country
of origin, a country of transit, or a country of destination. Each year, it costs billions of dollars
and endangers the lives of tens of thousands of individuals. Migration smuggling is a serious
offense that is largely managed and controlled by international organized crime syndicates.
Human tragedy and suffering are frequently featured in the news, raising numerous issues
related to human rights. Instances of migrants being murdered for providing information about
smuggling groups, drowning in ill-equipped boats, starving to death in crammed truck
compartments, and so forth. Many of them discover themselves trapped in horrific cycles of
abuse, exploitation, and violence when they get to their destination, with no option to seek any
outside assistance.

Smuggled immigrants have related countless tales of the shady way so-called agents
have built their businesses on preying on the migrants' weaknesses at every turn in their path
to a better life. These migrants frequently forget about or, understandably, choose not to talk
about the trauma they experienced as smuggler victims when they return to their home
countries, whether they were successful migrants or not. There are several types of organized
transnational crime, which serves as a reminder of the global networks of diverse types of
organized crime, of which drug trafficking, human trafficking, immigrant smuggling, and the
trafficking of weapons are among the most significant globally.

In order to defend the interests of low-skilled workers traveling abroad for employment,
including limiting the exploitation of smuggled migrants, this concludes by advocating a
number of specific solutions. The main goal should be to gather the relevant stakeholders and
representatives from many nations, as well as state governments and professionals, to discuss
and consider potential strategies for promoting secure mobility and halting unauthorized
immigration. At the conclusion, we anticipate that we will have reached an understanding
through a moderated conversation on the measures that we can take together to address this
crucial issue and create an action plan that we can work on together.