It is the exploitation of men, women and children for forced labor or forced sex for the benefit of a third-party.
There is a gap, a missing piece, between the people receiving victim outcries and the law enforcement and prosecutors responsible for the investigation and prosecution of traffickers.
A victim is identified, their story told, services offered and accepted, but those victims are not connected to experienced law enforcement trained to develop complex investigations with trauma-impacted victims.
No investigation means no arrest, no prosecution, no penalty, no change. Traffickers flourish. Victims languish. The justice system fails to consistently provide justice. Until now.
ICT helps law enforcement and prosecution bring justice for victims and accountability for exploiters; challenges, equips, and celebrates communities determined to prevent, interdict, and eradicate human trafficking; and drives systemic change through targeted policy interventions.
It is one thing to look at a mountain and be told how to climb it. It is an entirely different thing to climb it with a partner and experienced guide accompanying you every step of the way.
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In the old cowboy movies when all the shooting is done, and the dust clears, the hero rides off into the sunset alone. He came, stood for the town against the forces of greed, violence, and villainy and now he takes the lonely road to the next community in need of his brand of justice.
The world is hurting. 2020 has brought loss to each one of us, and while it has taken more than its fair share, it has left a gift of its own if we are wise enough to recognize it. It doesn’t come in glitzy paper, a sparkling bow, or designer bag. Think brown paper, corners coming untucked, a tear on the edge, and a smudged return address.
William Wilberforce
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” – Martin Luther King, Jr.
In the old cowboy movies when all the shooting is done, and the dust clears, the hero rides off into the sunset alone. He came, stood for the town against the forces of greed, violence, and villainy and now he takes the lonely road to the next community in need of his brand of justice.
The world is hurting. 2020 has brought loss to each one of us, and while it has taken more than its fair share, it has left a gift of its own if we are wise enough to recognize it. It doesn’t come in glitzy paper, a sparkling bow, or designer bag. Think brown paper, corners coming untucked, a tear on the edge, and a smudged return address.