PPT-Human Trafficking A DEMAND Problem

PSA Indianas Not Buying It Internationally Second largest and fastest growing criminal enterprise 1 27 million victims 2 1 million children exploited in commercial sex every year 3. It involves tricking or coercing individuals into sweatshops household labor restaurant work farming drug smuggling andor brothels Any form of trafficking in persons is a gross violation of human rights and must be fought To integrate human rights A . Service Provision . Protocol. March 14, 2014. Presented by:. Julie Kaye, PhD. Assistant Professor of Sociology, Ambrose University College. Research Advisor, ACT Alberta. Objectives. Definitional challenges. Global Justice Taster Day. Department of Politics. Professor Nicola Phillips . Human trafficking is primarily about the trafficking of women and children for the purposes of sexual exploitation. FALSE. Presented by . Pamela J. Pillsbury. 1. What is Human Trafficking?. 3. . After drug trafficking, human trafficking is the second largest criminal industry in the world, and it is the fastest growing.. Presented by . Susan B. Spencer and Renee Jones. Susan Spencer’s presentation . was supported by contract #HHSP233200900774P from the Office on Woman’s Health. The content of this presentation is solely the responsibility of the presenter(s) and does not represent the official views of OWH.. Training Course. What is human trafficking?. DEFINITION BY THE STATE OF TENNESSEE. Recruitment, smuggling, transporting, harboring, buying or selling of a person through force, threats, fraud, deception, or coercion for the purposes of exploitation, prostitution, pornography, migrant work, sweat shops, domestic servitude, forced labor, bondage, peonage, or involuntary servitude. . A presentation by: Mikayla Thurber. My presentation is on the documentary Tricked. This documentary takes you inside the $3 billion industry of human sex trafficking. .. Who is involved in the industry?. Maria Hamdouchi & . Annalise. . McGrail. Hypothesis. Intervention by UN peacekeeping troops in a country . de. creases. . subsequent levels of human trafficking. Background: . UN Controversy. Suspected violation. TRICIA SHIELDS . RN MSN SANE DVNE. JILL BRUMMETT . RN MSN SANE DVNE. MISSY CAIN . BSN. OVERVIEW:. Definition of human trafficking. Trafficking statistics . Identifying victims of human trafficking. Red flag indicators of trafficking. Conflict Mineral & Ethical Sourcing Workshop 2015. Today’s Presenter. James Calder. Director - Compliance . Programs. Assent Compliance. Over ten years as a senior expert on product . stewardship. Hotelier. Detective Jason Harrington. Kennewick Police Department. Crimes Against Persons. Laurel Whittier. Benton County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney. JoDee Garretson. PREVENTION, PROTECTION, PROSECUTION. The Indiana Protection of Abused Trafficked Humans task force (IPATH) is one of 42 task forces nationwide funded by the Department of Justice’s Office of Victims of Crime and the Bureau of Justice Assistance to address the issue of human trafficking. . PSA: Indiana’s Not Buying It . Internationally. Second largest and fastest growing criminal enterprise. (1). 27 million victims . (2) . 1 million children exploited in commercial sex every year. (3). Department of Justice Task Force. 2005 to Present. Task Force Partnering Agencies & Organizations:. U.S. Attorney’s Office, Indiana Attorney General’s Office, FBI, Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, Attorney General, Marion County Prosecutor's Office, Homeland Security, Department of Labor, Department of Child Services, The Julian Center, Exodus Refugee Center, Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic, Crime Control Research, Kramer & Co..