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Methods to the Movement – Combatting Sex Trafficking
On June 23, 2011 at the ATEST-CNN forum on human trafficking, Ambassador Luis CdeBaca reminded those attending that just because it’s a new day doesn’t mean the old ways don’t work. The...
Read MoreMedia and News Coverage, First Half 2011
June 21: Watch CNN’s coverage of the Do You Know Lacy? billboard campaign (video) June 16: The Family Research Council hosted a Protected Innocence Legislative Briefing (video) June 5: Do You Know...
Read MoreThe Numbers Game: What The Village Voice Article Really Says About Sex Trafficking in the US
The 100,000 to 300,000 estimate of sex trafficking victims in the US has caused controversy. The Village Voice’s article, “Real Men Get Their Facts Straight,” a cheeky pun alluding to Kutcher’s Real...
Read MoreAttorneys General United in Fighting Human Trafficking
Washington State Attorney General and recently elected President of the National Association of Attorney Generals (NAAG), Rob McKenna, named human trafficking as NAAG’s issue of the year. Under NAAG’s initiative, Pillars of...
Read MoreHide but not seek. Changing America’s response to trafficking.
“Harriet ran away from home when she was 11 years old and moved in with a 32-year-old man who sexually and physically abused her. Then he convinced her to become a prostitute....
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