For those experiencing any form of #humantrafficking, now may very well be a time of even more fear, isolation and feeling without access to help. Know that the @CASTLA 24/7 hotline is still here and services and emergency support for victims are still available. We see you!
Join us for the next CVR webinar on measuring outcomes in services for human trafficking survivors 4/23 at 3 p.m. ET 23.
Researcher and practitioner presenters will share a new tool developed to measure service outcomes for human trafficking.
Register: https://t.co/8Nimk7MQrf
Local officials do great work in CA - and battling #LaborTrafficking is no exception. At our hearing this week in San Diego, we will hear from @DCA_Anh_Truong of @CityAttorneyLA. Please attend: https://t.co/cEzRGBjH64 @larhttf
We have an amazing line-up of speakers to discuss the critical issue of labor trafficking at our hearing in San Diego on 11-21-19. Info is here and hope you register to attend: https://t.co/cEzRGBjH64
A SC restaurant manager enslaved a disabled black man for 23 years, whipping him, burning him with hot grease and forcing him to work 100 hours a week without pay.
He got 10 years in prison: https://t.co/GRY8M708v6
lessons from this trafficking case for health professionals: 1) intellectual disability is a vulnerability to trafficking 2) work-related injuries may be a “red flag” for trafficking (here: oil burns to neck in restaurant worker) #endtraffickingnow@HEALTrafficking@IOFA1
From starting the grooming process via chat to transporting the victim across state lines to forced prostitution--this is textbook human trafficking.
Criminals are using the internet to communicate with far more victims than they had access to before:
https://t.co/sGLOlGeN4f
Scrutiny of supply chains to detect #forcedlabor essential step among many to address how our global economies perpetuate exploitation. CA's Transparency in Supply Chain Act designed to address this issue too but consumers must help with accountability. Awareness just the start.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is detaining clothing, gold, diamonds and other items believed to have been produced with forced labor by five companies based in Brazil, China, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Malaysia and Zimbabwe. #WRO#forcedlabor https://t.co/PanIWhym5a
In the #larhttf labor trafficking work-group - victim service providers, investigators, economists, data analysts, academics, healthcare advocates and activists look how to combat #labortrafficking more effectively in LA. Excited for this to be examined at the statewide level:
We are launching a new study: Our Commissioners will be examining the state's role in identifying and combatting labor trafficking. https://t.co/v8UKfLavQB
Journal Article: Sex Trafficking Victims at Their Junction with the Healthcare Setting—A Mixed-Methods Inquiry https://t.co/jeahthzzx2 #healtrafficking#endtraffickingnow
Great discussion in our quarterly @larhttf meeting yesterday! Thanks to all who attended and to our excellent speakers from @lapublichealth@HEALTrafficking@DignityHealth@CASTLA for highlighting identification and care for HT survivors in hospital settings...
RT @jobeckerhrw: Nearly 20 years ago, major chocolate companies pledged to stop using child labor in their products. In-depth analysis of their failure, from the @washingtonpost.
https://t.co/RS5SfIgBl8
Leader of controversial church in Mexico claiming over 1 million followers charged with committing human trafficking and child rape in SoCal https://t.co/cc3n0b2wGS
By fighting illegal fishing, and calling for a transparent seafood industry, we can help the workers whose voices are so often not heard.
Help us bring fishing out of the shadows: https://t.co/JIYXTB9Oe6