But beneath that unassuming exterior, law enforcement authorities have long contended, is a leader in the lucrative trade of human smuggling.
More than any other city in France, Nantes was immersed in the trade of human cargo; hundreds of thousands of African men, women and children were transported to the New World on slave ships that sailed from Nantes.
Based on labor needs in the newly contacted Americas, Europeans entered this global trade of human beings.
Sex tourism is a multi-billion dollar industry and a key element in the underground trade of human trafficking, said Ken Franzblau of Equality Now in New York.
Instead, the laws regarding the disposition, possession, and trade of human remains and the disturbance of graves is handled by the states.
While the Hamiltons did the done thing in the early noughties by going on reality shows and recording forgettable World Cup single "England Are Jolly Dee," the Danczuks deal in the modern trade of human tragedy and conflict.
Wall Street is a business district where a physical barrier once stood to keep Native Americans out and where one of the country's most active slave markets once facilitated the trade of human beings.
Based on the real life story of Nebraska cop Kathy Bolkovac, who gets a job with an international peacekeeping force in post-war Bosnia, the new movie is a thriller in which some members of the UN and U.S. State Department collude with contractors in the lucrative trade of human trafficking.
But if we remain unwilling to have a public discussion about the trade of human remains, the lines will continue to be drawn by private entities like Etsy and Ebay, and the choices they make may not reflect society's values.
