LATEST NEWS EVENTS AND PROJECTS.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Nov 8-10, 2022
SCHEDULE
3 Full Days of Incredible Presentations from Over 100 Experts
Networking Opportunities with Allies in the Movement to End Exploitation.
LOS ANGELS ANGELS VS. NEW YORK METS
Participating Global Nonprofit Partners for Strike Out Slavery include: 27 Million, A21, Agape International Missions, Exodus Cry, F.R.E.E. International, The Global Center for Women & Justice, International Justice Mission, International Sanctuary, National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, Open Gate International, Polaris, U.S. Institute Against Human Trafficking, Vision Rescue.
The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) 11 days of the Coalition to End Sexual Exploitation’s 2020 Online Summit was incredible.
The power and success of the Summit
All standing together against sexual exploitation even with the pademic is amazing to see individual with the same heart to fight against this problem worldwide, connecting and learning from organizations that are on the front fighting and bringing awareness. Thank you to my friends from NCOSE and the rest of the groups participating in this amazing event.
PAST EVENTS
coalition to end sexual exploitation summit Houston T.X
Texas Campaig launched to stem trafficking
According to the National Human Trafficking Hotline.
The number of human trafficking victims are continuing to increase across the state of Texas. They estimate that 79,000 minors are being trafficked in the sex trade industry in the lone star state.
The FBI and agencies of the Houston Human Trafficking Rescue Alliance partnered with Governor Rick Perry, Mayor Anise Parker, U.S. Congressman Ted Poe, Texas State Representative Senfronia Thompson, United Against Human Trafficking, Polaris Project, the Outdoor Advertising Association of Texas (OAAT), and member companies Clear Channel Outdoor and Lamar Advertising to launch today’s event at Houston’s City Hall.
THE PROBLEM OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING
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- Women and girls from other South American countries, including Paraguay, are exploited in sex trafficking in Brazil. Child sex tourism remains a problem, particularly in resort and coastal areas; many child sex tourists are from Europe.
- The higher child prostitution rates are in the north and northeast regions. Brazilian women and transgender are found in sex trafficking abroad, often in Western Europe, Italy and Spain.
- Brazilian men, and to lesser extent women and children, are subjected to labor slavery and debt bondage in rural areas, including in ranching, agriculture, charcoal production, log- ging, and mining.
- Major sporting events—such as the Olympics—provide both an opportunity to raise aware- ness about human trafficking as well as a challenge to identify trafficking victims. Govern- ments and civil society, can collaborate to combat trafficking by launching media cam- paigns, training event volunteers, to recognize indicators of human trafficking and to iden- tify victims.
BRAZILIAN WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE EMPLOYED AS DOMESTIC WORK- ERS IN BRAZIL. AS WELL AS GIRLS FROM OTHER COUNTRIES IN THE REGION ARE EXPLOITED IN DOMESTIC SERVITUDE.
250,000
Source: 2015 Trafficking in Persons Report ,US Department of State
RIO OLYMPIC 2016
Human Trafficking Advocacy Day Austin T.X
STRIKEOUT SLAVERY LOS ANGELES – NEW YORK
MEXICO CITY OUTREACH
coalition to end sexual exploitation summit Orlando Florida
Texas Campaig launched to stem trafficking
According to the National Human Trafficking Hotline.
The number of human trafficking victims are continuing to increase across the state of Texas. They estimate that 79,000 minors are being trafficked in the sex trade industry in the lone star state.
The FBI and agencies of the Houston Human Trafficking Rescue Alliance partnered with Governor Rick Perry, Mayor Anise Parker, U.S. Congressman Ted Poe, Texas State Representative Senfronia Thompson, United Against Human Trafficking, Polaris Project, the Outdoor Advertising Association of Texas (OAAT), and member companies Clear Channel Outdoor and Lamar Advertising to launch today’s event at Houston’s City Hall.
STRIKEOUT SLAVERY LOS ANGELES – NEW YORK