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ESPN: The state of human trafficking and sports
Original Article Published by ESPN Our biggest sports events have joy and compelling stories but also have a dark side, as they are major targets
Original Article Published by ESPN Our biggest sports events have joy and compelling stories but also have a dark side, as they are major targets
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12 Companies to be Named as Major Sexual Exploiters on NCOSE’s 2019 Dirty Dozen List WHO: National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) EVENT: Press Conference,
Excerpt of an article in the Washington Post By Drew Harwell December 30, 2018 The video showed the woman in a pink off-the-shoulder top, sitting on
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Have you heard? 2018 was a year of multiple victories for human dignity. Despite facing a constant uphill battle, you made these successes a reality.