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The state oversaw a collection of different task force operations to bust human trafficking around Ohio.
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Rescue in Ohio can look like handcuffs, spit hoods, jail time or court dates.
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Federal, state and local law enforcement agencies were involved in the sting, called Operation Ohio Knows.
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Despite a push to prioritize human trafficking in Ohio, labor trafficking continues to get less attention from media and law enforcement than sex trafficking.
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Part of Ohio’s approach to combatting human trafficking is arresting people for selling sex. But some experts argue that arrests make people more vulnerable to being trafficked.
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Anti-human trafficking nonprofits and government agencies, including those in Ohio, have a problem with sharing misinformation.
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Ohio leaders have made human trafficking a priority. But what do we really know about how trafficking happens in the state? In the first part of WYSO’s series Trafficked, hear the story of one survivor and the challenges she is still up against.
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Several sessions dealt with the myths and misinformation circulating about human trafficking.
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Around 50 law enforcement agencies have arrested 177 people and found 109 survivors in what’s considered the largest human trafficking sting ever in Ohio.
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Hundreds of people gathered in Columbus for the 10th annual Human Trafficking Awareness Day to discuss the most pressing issues related to the issue and...
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The Ohio attorney general's office says investigations of human trafficking cases rose last year to its highest level since the state began keeping track…
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Some of the officers that enforce liquor laws in Ohio are being trained to fight more than illegal serving or drinking. Gov. John Kasich says 80…