How NCOSE’s Law Enforcement Training Aims to Create Accountability for Sex Buyers
January 9, 2023
It’s a simple equation: no sex buyers = no sex trade.
It’s a simple equation: no sex buyers = no sex trade.
“If you ever ID me, just know I’m friends with every cop and lawyer in town,” the judge told the young woman.
Of course, he didn’t need to say that at the time. Because she knew cops and lawyers in town regularly purchased her as well.
The NCOSE Law Center has turned the year 2022 into a nightmare for pornographers and traffickers.
On November 8-10, thousands of people from across the globe gathered online for the 2022 Coalition to End Sexual Exploitation (CESE) Summit!
Mickey Meji received the Advancing Freedom Award at the #CESESummit for her relentless efforts to abolish the system of prostitution on the African continent.
Dr. Stephany Powell describes what it’s like to train law enforcement officers through NCOSE’s Equipping Law Enforcement to End Trafficking (ELEET) Training Program.
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The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) is celebrating 60 years of turning the tide against sexual exploitation! See this list of 60 ways YOU can help continue the progress! via @ncose
Last year, African partners who attended the 2021 Coalition to End Sexual (CESE) Exploitation Summit expressed their desire for an Africa-centric conference. This year, that desire became a reality with the inaugural CESE Africa Conference.
The movement to fully decriminalize sex buying, pimping, and brothel keeping is gaining momentum. It is imperative we know how to push back. via@ncose
Dr. Stephany Powell explains that Trauma-Informed Care entails a paradigm shift from wondering “What’s wrong with you?” to “What happened to you?”.
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