Crime Stoppers International’s Post

If you know me, you know that raising awareness and educating others about Human Trafficking is a cause close to my heart. Today, on World Day Against Human Trafficking, I want to share some critical information about this pervasive issue: Common Types of Human Trafficking: - Forced Labor: Individuals are compelled to work against their will, often under threats or as a form of indentured servitude. - Sex Trafficking: Victims are coerced into performing sexual acts. - Child Soldiers: Children are exploited as combatants in conflicts. Key Statistics: - 49.6 million people are currently trapped in modern slavery worldwide, including 12 million children. (ILO, UN) - 54% of these victims are women and girls, with the remaining 46% being men and boys. (ILO) - In the U.S., sex trafficking is the most prevalent form of trafficking. (Polaris) - Child sex trafficking has been reported in all 50 states. (NCMEC) - Human trafficking generates a staggering $150 billion annually. (UNICEF) - It is the second most profitable illegal industry in the U.S. (UNICEF) Let’s use this day to amplify our efforts in combating human trafficking and supporting its victims. Your awareness and action can make a significant difference. #humantrafficking #HT101 #HTAwareness To learn more.. take a listen: https://lnkd.in/gtVEVEHN

🔒 Join us at the virtual Trust & Safety Symposium 2024 (in combination with the Follow Money Fight Slavery Summit)! 🔒 Did you know that: 👶 1 in 3 children are first exposed to social media at age 5 or younger? 🛑 1 in 3 children are expected to have an unwelcome sexual experience online before they turn 18? 🚸 43% of kids exposed to inappropriate sexual content online were under 13? These alarming statistics only represent the reported cases. Human trafficking and online exploitation often go undetected, lurking in the shadows. It's time to shine a light on these issues and take action. 📅 Date: September 6, 2024 📍FREE to attend 📍Register now at: https://lnkd.in/exbuKdRg #TrustAndSafety #OnlineSafety #ProtectOurChildren #HumanTraffickingAwareness #DigitalSafety

The Sexual Offences Act 2006 stands as a powerful tool in combating sexual violence and exploitation. Join our X Space today and let's dissect the Act together. See you then through this link https://lnkd.in/dki-bMzZ #RestoringDignity

Did you know that 26% of children who are victims of sexual exploitation were targeted online? It's time to take action and make the Internet a safer place for kids. At Street Grace, we're committed to ending this terrible crime with our evidence-based approach, including programs, trainings, and policy efforts that focus on keeping kids safe online. Join us in the fight to #DemandAnEnd to child exploitation.

If we're serious about ending the sexual exploitation of children, we have to find a way to make the Internet a safer place for kids. According to a study conducted by Street Grace in 2023, 26% of minor victims were exploited online. At Street Grace, we take a comprehensive, evidence-based approach in our efforts to end the sexual exploitation of children. That's why a number of our programs and trainings focus on keeping kids safe online. #DemandAnEnd

CRSV is no longer seen as an inevitable by-product of war, however it is undeniable that during times of conflict, reports of sexual violence increase. If you have been affected by sexual violence in any context, or are feeling distressed by reports in the news, we can help. Visit https://buff.ly/3rCKBg1 to learn more. 📝 Definition taken from https://buff.ly/3V70GXM #ConflictRelatedSexualViolence

IJM's Center to End Online Sexual Exploitation of Children commends President Biden for signing the REPORT Act: a bipartisan, bicameral response to the growing problem of online sexual exploitation of children in the Philippines and in the world.  This law is an important step in strengthening U.S. public policy to better #ProtectKidsOnline worldwide. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eFpZ9yBC

Lunch & Learn Session: Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking 📅 Date: 20th February 2024 ⏰ Time: 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM MST Dedicate your lunch hour to learning and join us for an insightful session on the critical efforts to combat human trafficking in Canada. This Lunch & Learn event, hosted by the Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking, offers a deep dive into the modern-day forms of slavery, including sex and labour trafficking, and highlights the significant trends, data, and the vital role of the Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline. Why Attend? Understand the Reality: Gain a comprehensive understanding of contemporary forms of human trafficking and its impact on society. Learn About the Hotline: Discover how the Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline operates and assists victims and survivors. Stay Informed: Keep up with the latest trends and data to better recognize and respond to human trafficking incidents. Register today: https://lnkd.in/gtGbMr-m #EndHumanTrafficking #LunchAndLearn #CanadianCentreToEndHumanTrafficking #Awareness #Education

🚨 Human trafficking is a global crisis that's thriving in the shadows, exploiting millions of lives every day. It's estimated that over 40 million people are victims of this heinous crime worldwide, with women and children comprising 71% of those trafficked. Every 30 seconds, someone becomes a victim of human trafficking, forced into labor, or subjected to sexual exploitation. This modern-day slavery generates around $150 billion in illegal profits annually. We must stand together to raise awareness and fight against this atrocity. Educate yourself, support anti-trafficking organizations, and report suspicious activities. Let's be the voice for those who can't speak out. 💔 #EndHumanTrafficking #Awareness #StandAgainstTrafficking #HumanRights

As someone who generally steers clear of politics, I recognize the critical importance of understanding what different political parties in the UK propose regarding sexual crime and abuse. Recently, the CEO of We Are Survivors. provided a comprehensive breakdown of the various parties' manifestos on this crucial issue. It is encouraging to see that all parties appear to give this matter significant attention, at least on paper. Regardless of which party wins the upcoming elections, it is imperative that they are held accountable for their commitments. We must advocate for systemic changes and improvements to ensure that victims of sexual crime and abuse receive the support and justice they deserve. I invite you to read the detailed breakdown here: https://lnkd.in/e5iG9zYT