Porous Borders & Cultivated Threats
Richard Schoeberl argues that controlling the U.S. border is more than just immigration control, it is about protection from threats including human trafficking
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Richard Schoeberl argues that controlling the U.S. border is more than just immigration control, it is about protection from threats including human trafficking
Three of Hope for Justice's U.S. investigators have published a major article on the nexus between drug trafficking and human trafficking, with calls to tackle the power of the transnational gangs and crime groups profiting from human misery and exploitation. Writing in the journal Domestic Preparedness using evidence from recent Hope for Justice investigations and
A survivor of child abuse whose perpetrator was brought to justice after 30 years says support from Hope for Justice is one reason she was able to move forward.
We strongly supports this legislation to provide federal criminal record relief to human trafficking survivors forced to commit a non-violent offense.
Our investigation showed that the '14-year-old boy' talking to Maisie was in fact a 44-year-old adult man with a conviction for kidnapping and other crimes.
Hope for Justice's new survivor support services in Tennessee, thanks to a grant from the Office of Victims of Crime (OVC), increase the reach of our service to those who need it most.
A 22-year-old woman has been moved to safety after being forced into prostitution by a human trafficker who posed as her boyfriend.
Hope for Justice offers human trafficking training to professionals from law enforcement, healthcare & other sectors: instructor-led training or online courses
Hope for Justice’s investigators in the Midwest U.S. have supported a survivor of human trafficking who was at imminent risk of being re-trafficked.
Secure emergency hotel rooms for victims If you are able to give, use this page and 100% of your gift will be restricted and will go ONLY to securing these hotel rooms. We expect this to cost around $1,000. Any money given beyond what we need for these rooms will be spent instead on other