Coalition Against Human Trafficking

Trafficking is an illegal act of buying and selling people for sexual, mandatory, or other forms of exploitation. Some people believe that human trafficking began in the 15th century and some Europeans brought African slaves to the Americas. This exploitation continues to occur around the world. Many people targeted by human trafficking include children, men, women, and children and women usually sell only prostitution, but men are sold as forced labor. Anyone can traffice without specific gender, race, or age.

Florida anti-trafficking association (www.stophumantrafficking.org): Headquartered in Clearwater, Florida. Founder of FCAHT Anna Rodriguez experienced the first trafficking case in 1999; the United States and Tecum. Anna served as the defense of the victim at Collier County Sheriff's office and served as an outreach coordinator for Imokari shelter for women abused in Collier County, Florida for 10 years. Her first trafficking case of trafficking was developed in a "family visit" and she tracks domestic violence. She noticed the presence of a young woman and proved her as a victim of trafficking. Anna found a "red flag" that suspected her and ultimately helped the victim. Today, the Tecum case is an important case study for distributors including USDOJ, FSU, Croft Institute for International, New York Times. The Tecum case is one of the lawsuits used to request the US Congress to pass the 2000 trafficking victim protection law.

Anti - human trafficking association: through community education, advocacy, provision of cultural and language - sensitive victim services, identification of victims, coordination of aid and protection, and trafficking investigation and prosecution, local society for trafficking in persons I will make efforts to raise awareness. Houston's rescue and reconstruction: modern slavery by educating the public to take actions to identify, rescue and rescue trafficked victims, train experts, and empower the community Respond to the system. Their efforts include identifying potential trafficking victims of trafficking and providing good resources to medical professionals to link victims and support services.

The Female Trafficking of Population Union (CATW) is a non-governmental organization aimed at curbing global trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation of women and children. CATW is the world's first international organization fighting human trafficking and is the world's leading abolition organization. The unique strength of CATW is its advocacy, education, victim service and prevention program for victims of trafficking and prostitution in Asia, Africa, Latin America, Europe, North America (including the United States).