The Final Judgement

Nor For Sale: End Human Trafficking  I would like to discuss together with my fellow Filipino people about the responsibilities/ roles of the government regarding the issue on Human Trafficking in the Philippines so that they will be knowledgeable of protecting themselves from the traffickers. I.               Introduction A.      Attention Material. Are you all aware that again, one of our fellow Filipino has been executed in China? That’s Human Trafficking. You will be killed. B.      Credibility Material. Since a lot of stories and news regarding the issue on Human Trafficking were being broadcast from all over the newspapers, tabloids, articles and even in magazines, I am well informed of the happenings concerning the issue. C.      Tie to the audience. I know for sure that all of us have heard the execution of Sally Ordinario-Villanueva, Ramon Credo and Elizabeth Batain in China. As a Filipino, what can we do to end Human Trafficking? D.     Preview. I will explain the responsibilities/ roles of the government in order for us to be aware on how we are going to protect ourselves outside the country. II.             Body A.    Three Element of Human Trafficking i.               Purpose (why it is done) - the objective or intension on the victims by means of sexual trafficking, forced labour, slavery and the like are being planned ii.              Act (what is done)- this is the first step on planning. The recruitment, transfer, harbouring and others happen at this stage. iii.            Means (how it is done)- it includes the threat on the victims with the use of force towards them. It is considered as the last stage on trafficking because the final actions on the victims are being done at this point. B.    Two main types of Human Trafficking i.               Sex Trafficking- is a modern form of slavery in which a commercial sex act is provoke of age 18 and below to perform an action with corresponding payment in return. ii.              Drug Trafficking- generally refers to the sales and distribution of illegal drugs.  C.    Responsibilities/roles of the government i.               Prevention- the government must educate and train the people especially the women and the children to prevent them from being trafficked. ii.              Protection- the government should protect the safety of the victims of human trafficking by means of supporting them and assisting the victims in going home to the country. iii.            Prosecution- the government should advocate for the criminalization of human trafficking, taking into account the necessary offence of violating the law. III.           Conclusion A.   Final Review. So, today I have discussed the definition of human trafficking, its three elements, the two main types, the statistical population of the OFW and the responsibilities/ roles of the government on the issue of Human Trafficking. B.   Tie back to the audience. Nowadays, there are a lot of job opportunities abroad   that offers high amount of salary. With that, this topic will be a big help in protecting ourselves while working. C. Concluding Remarks. Now that we all know the responsibilities of the government, it is our job to follow the rules and avoid illegal recruitment. Let us protect ourselves, save our lives and paint the future of the new generation. For we are not for sale, altogether lets end human trafficking.

Not For Sale: End Human Trafficking

Are you all aware that again, one of our fellow Filipino has been executed in China? That’s Human Trafficking. You will be killed.

A lot of stories and news regarding the issue on human trafficking were being broadcast from all over the newspapers, tabloids, articles and even magazines. With that, I was inspired to conduct a research on how it is being done, who were the victims and how can it be solve. That is why, in my upcoming informative speech, I’d like to discuss together with my fellow Filipinos the responsibilities/ roles of the government to address the issue of Human Trafficking.

Since there are various job opportunities abroad, the people preferred to work overseas due to the fact that the salary is much higher. However, a lot of them were at the welfare case wherein it includes maltreatment, physical abuse, rape, sexual abuse and others. The research will serve as a symbol of hope for those people who are planning to work abroad or who were already working overseas. Moreover, it will help the people in terms of their protection while working. Also, this research will awaken the minds of every Filipino in the reality of life inside and outside the country.

My audience will be consisting of Filipinos who have families working abroad or those people who have a care for the safety of others. This research will help them to know the responsibilities of the government when they are outside the boundary of the country. They will know what their limitations are and their expected protection in the government.

The first part of my informative speech will be the introduction which includes the definition of Human Trafficking, the three elements of Human Trafficking (purpose, act and means) and the two main types of Human Trafficking (sex and labour). The second part will be the responsibilities and roles of the government on the issue. Next will be the implemented laws and actions of the government to stop Human Trafficking. And lastly is the summary of my research.

I.                     Introduction A.     Definition of Human Trafficking B.      Three Elements of Human Trafficking i.            The Purpose (why it is done) ii.          The Act (what is done) iii.         The Means (how it is done) C.     Two main types of Human Trafficking i.            Sex Trafficking a.      Definition of Sex Trafficking ii.          Labour Trafficking a.      Definition of Labour Trafficking II.                   The roles of the Government on the issue of Human Trafficking A.     Prevention B.      Protection C.     Prosecution D.     Regional and international cooperation E.       Repatriation and reintegration F.       Follow up and progress review III.                  Implemented Laws and Actions to stop Human Trafficking A.     Anti- Trafficking in Persons Act of 2003 B.      Task Force against Human Trafficking IV.                Summary

Nervousness: Is it a natural feeling?

Nervousness is a feeling that we encounter every day, may it be from work, in the school, peers and others. The central nervous system is the one responsible in accepting information or data from the external which will be passed through the brain. It is actually our mind that controls our feeling of nervousness. I was surprised that our brain is not only responsible for thinking but rather it also controls the behaviour of an individual. Now, I am more confident of myself since I have learned that I am not alone in this weird feeling. Thus, nervousness is a natural feeling of people who were at the state of panic, stress from work or environment, the well-known public speaking and the like.

Since dealing with nervousness is a common concern of students nowadays, a lot of effective ways or tips to control it have been proven scientifically. Based from my experienced, every time there were events wherein I have to speak in front of a crowd, I would always take a deep breath before the actual presentation. Also, I would always tell to myself, “I can do this”. It is a big help in relaxing my body that adds confidence in me which I believe is one of the abilities of a good speaker. Next is eating the foods you love which are rich in carbohydrates. In my case, a cup of coffee helps in awakening my body.  Although many said to stay away from caffeine because it adds to nervousness, for some reason I am used to drink coffee because it lessens the feeling of nervousness in my body. In addition, a bar of chocolate makes my mind active to talk about the topic. That is why I would always make sure to eat one whenever I will speak or take a test. And lastly, be prepared. Preparation is a need in achieving our goals in life. Just like what Henry Hartman once said, “Success always comes when preparation meets opportunity”. It only proves that nothing is impossible when you are prepared. 

On the other hand, the possible topics that I would like to discuss in my informative speech are teenage pregnancy (cause and effect), about the secret weapon of becoming the best magician, and human trafficking which includes drug trafficking and others. I chose these topics because it is timely and it is about the life and safety of every Filipino inside and outside the country. Also, I hope that these researches will contribute to the betterment of our country.