HSToday Profile: Utilizing Technology to Help Bring Home Missing and Trafficked Children
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Countries Face Tighter Scrutiny on Human Trafficking Under New Law
The bedrock law behind U.S. efforts to fight human trafficking around the world was finally reauthorized, more than a year after lapsing, with a number of significant changes. Keep Reading
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PERSPECTIVE: Give Students the Tools to Fight Human Trafficking
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PERSPECTIVE: Use Natural Acids on Humans to Detect Trafficking, Smuggling Victims in Cargo
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Central Texas Teacher Accused of Trying to Sell Relative to Moroccan Men
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