Child Sex Trafficking Plagues a Marquee Event

The contestants are set for Super Bowl Sunday. Fans from Pittsburgh, Green Bay and around the world will travel to Dallas starting next week for the festivities. It’s disgraceful but for some those festivities will include engaging in sex for pay with underage victims. Child sex trafficking is a year-round, worldwide problem. Numerous organizations, including our parent LexisNexis, are battling to end this tragedy. Now you can too, by petitioning the Super Bowl Host Committee to make a statement against child sex trafficking at the event.  READ MORE HERE

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New Efforts Launched Against Sex Trafficking

Sex trafficking of human beings, particularly minors, is one of the greatest challenges facing law enforcement in the twenty-first century. The secretive nature of the crime, its perpetrators and its consumers make it difficult to combat, difficult to expose and difficult to quantify. There is no one solution to the plague, and various organizations are working around the world to raise awareness and help combat the illicit trade.  READ MORE HERE