How could technology be used to help solve human trafficking?

Hundreds of thousands of domestic and foreign-born adults and children are trafficked through the United States each year. (Photo Credit: Red Thread Movement.) For many, the term “human trafficking” evokes images of perversions hidden in illicit underground markets of developing nations. read more

So I propose a children's TV programme that tackles some of the ways you could get tricked into being trafficking. Specially through the Internet or strangers talking to you about a 'better life'. Just a thought. read more

The National Human Trafficking Resource Center (NHTRC), operated by Polaris. This toll-free hotline assists victims and community members 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in over 200 languages. The hotline services can also be accessed via email and an online tip reporting form. read more

Fighting human trafficking with technology June 22, 2015 | Microsoft APAC News Center Arthur Ball, Managing Director, Asia, Public Safety and National Security, Microsoft, will be participating at the Regional Conference on ICT to Combat Human Trafficking in Bangkok, Thailand on 23 June. read more