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posted on by Julia Gold
SUNY-Binghamton Tagged With: Border, child trafficking, Corruption, COVID-19, Forced Labor, forced marriage, Human Trafficking, migrant, nicolas maduro, oil crisis, organized crime, pandemic, Sex Trafficking, Venezuela
Right beneath the noses of citizens of every country in the world, lies a massive, interconnected network where humans are bought and sold, just like any other illicit commodity. The International …
posted on by Natalie Fredman
Brown University Tagged With: Borders, Human Trafficking, Immigration, mexico, Prostitution, Sex Trafficking, Sex Work
At the southern corner of Mexico’s Pacific coast lies Tapachula, Chiapas, a bustling city of over 300,000 and one of Mexico’s major prostitution hubs. A stone’s throw from Guatemala, Tapachula is …
posted on by Jacob Gunderson-Crowley
Suffolk University Tagged With: Forced Labor, Human Trafficking, Labor Trafficking, Sex Trafficking, U.S.
There are many different crimes than fall under the Human Trafficking umbrella that most people wouldn’t even consider. One of the most common misconceptions about trafficking is that the majority of …
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