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Human trafficking knows no boundaries. It’s a pervasive crime that transcends geography, race, age, and socioeconomic status. Whether in the heart of bustling cities, affluent suburban neighborhoods, or rural small towns, human trafficking affects communities across the world.

Traffickers may use deceitful tactics like offering fake job opportunities, posing as romantic partners, or using social media to befriend and gain the trust of a potential victim.

Human trafficking shows up in various forms: forced labor, coerced sex acts, exploitation by family, and illegal organ sales. Each form preys on vulnerable populations—migrants, marginalized youth, and the impoverished. Let’s stay informed and fight to end these crimes.

What does labor trafficking look like in the U.S.? Victims, often migrants, are forced to work in agriculture, construction, and domestic service. They face threats, fraud, and coercion. Look for signs like poor living conditions, long hours with no pay, and restricted freedom.

It's more than just a resource—it’s a lifeline for law enforcement officers tackling human trafficking. With secure access to real-time intelligence, case collaboration, and a network of professionals dedicated to ending trafficking, members can stay ahead of emerging threats.

Human trafficking doesn’t discriminate—it targets the most vulnerable. Through advanced technology, specialized training, and collaboration with global partners, we work to defend the vulnerable and ensure that traffickers are brought to justice.

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What does familial trafficking look like? It involves family members exploiting their own for labor or sex. Vulnerable populations, especially children & those in abusive households, are at higher risk due to dependence & trust. Watch for signs like isolation, fear, & abuse.

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It's National Human trafficking awareness month! Let us know if you need help understanding the red flags of trafficking.

Labor trafficking thrives in industries with high demand and low oversight. Investigators and prosecutors play a critical role in identifying exploitation and dismantling networks. Together, we can connect the dots to end labor trafficking. #Partner2Prevent

Strong workplace policies deter trafficking and protect workers. By fostering ethical practices, communities can reduce exploitation. Criminal prosecution holds offenders accountable by pursuing justice in forced labor cases. #Partner2Prevent

We're honored to be hosting the IAHTI's Third Annual Canadian Human Trafficking Training event at our HQ in Waterloo, ON on June 17-18! If you're investigating #HumanTrafficking, you won't want to miss this event: iahti.org/3rd-annual-can…

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Whether you need a small group workshop for your team or specialized training for your agency, our programs equip participants with the knowledge and tools needed to detect and stop trafficking in your community. Contact us today to learn more: bit.ly/3YfwXgm