The Unsung Side of Prevention
We routinely share stories about how prevention is working for youth at risk, students like BunMa who narrowly escaped being trafficked in Bangkok, Chayu who
We routinely share stories about how prevention is working for youth at risk, students like BunMa who narrowly escaped being trafficked in Bangkok, Chayu who
The latest news reports suggest that human trafficking is thriving even with the pandemic. An article in the National Review, says that though calls to
About 10 to 15 years ago, when people heard about the horrors of child trafficking and felt compelled to do something to help fight it,
As understanding about sex trafficking has evolved over time, practitioners have had to grapple with the problems that come from lack of clarity between prostitution
Today, July 30, we’re commemorating the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. Designated by the United Nations in 2013, this day is meant to help
This week marks the 19th anniversary of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA). Enacted in 2000, this piece of legislation introduced the U.S.’s legal definition
Part II of a 2-part series on sensitivity towards victims. Part I (Ways Victims Get Re-Victimized) here. Last week, we talked about how law enforcement
Part I of a 2-part series This Tuesday was World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, and on the UNODC’s website, they discussed this year’s theme
If you had to guess what the most reliable predictor is for someone to get trafficked in the U.S., what would you think it was?
In the anti-trafficking field, attention is growing towards a new and looming problem: the online sexual exploitation of children. While traditionally, child trafficking has happened