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English: Human Trafficking Legislation Press Conference
On January 20, 2011, Attorney General Martha Coakley and a coalition of legislators, law enforcement, and advocates, announced that the filing of comprehensive human trafficking legislation. ________ Human Trafficking Legislation Press Conference: January 2011 On January 20, 2011, Attorney General Martha Coakley and a coalition of legislators, law enforcement, and advocates, announced that the filing of comprehensive human trafficking legislation. The bill, An Act Relative to the Commercial Exploitation of People, would for the first time, establish human trafficking for sexual servitude or labor as a crime in Massachusetts. Massachusetts is currently one of only five states in the country without human trafficking laws. The bill gives law enforcement the necessary tools to investigate and prosecute the crimes and attempts to address all three aspects of human trafficking – supply, demand, and victim services. In addition to this legislation, AG Coakley has announced the creation of a Human Trafficking Strike Force in her office. The Strike Force consists of staff from the AG’s Business and Labor, Criminal, Public Protection and Advocacy, and Executive Bureaus. This strike force is tasked with coordinating the efforts of the office and working to combat human trafficking by increasing prosecutions, educating the general public, training and coordinating with other law enforcement, and seeking out resources to assist and support victims. |
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