Forget the idea that Human Trafficking isn’t a common problem or that it can’t happen here. Look at these headlines from just the past week:
Modern-Day Slavery: Powerful Documentary Spotlights Human Trafficking in the Egg Industry
A new documentary from Frontline and the investigative reporting program at U.C. Berkeley details egregious forced labor and human trafficking—commonly regarded as modern-day slavery—of Guatemalan teens at an egg farm in Ohio.
The Latest: Hearing for Mom in Trafficking Probe Ongoing
A detention hearing for a New Mexico mother on charges stemming from a probe about the possible human trafficking of her 7-year-old daughter will resume next week.
A Guy At an Art Gallery Tried to Traffic Me Into the Commercial Sex Industry
Human trafficking isn’t only a third-world issue or a dramatic film plot. Sex trafficking is a global epidemic that affects 4.5 million men, women, and children everywhere—it can happen across the world or in your own backyard. #StopTheDemand shines a light on the victims and survivors..
My humiliating ordeal as a slave in Oman —22-year-old Nigerian girl
The quest for greener pastures abroad by some Nigerian youths is on the increase despite calls by concerned citizens to desist from such practices. The aftermath of such trips, orchestrated by touts and dubious travel agents with consequential effects, is a sordid story.
Horrors of human trafficking shown at Cass Tech by FBI – Fox 2 Detroit
It is a disturbing fact but Michigan is one of the top 10 states for human trafficking.
In 2017 more than 1,200 women were identified as victims in Detroit alone. That’s why Beaumont Health System is getting involved in the fight against human trafficking.
