“At the end of the day if no one purchased commercial sex, the crime of sex trafficking wouldn’t exist. Therefore, it is imperative that we address the issue of demand in order to create a culture where the buying and selling of human beings for another’s sexual gratification is not looked upon as normal behavior.” […]
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Women experience violence in so many ways in the United States, from physical abuse and sexual assault to domestic violence, stalking, and human trafficking. Whatever form it takes, violence against women can have serious long-term physical and emotional effects and is a crime. Too often, women shoulder the burden of healing from their victimization without
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When CASH first started, we were largely an outreach organization with a lot more heart than program funding! It was after we started building our program capacity, but before we had an anti-trafficking program, that I met a young woman who had been a victim of human trafficking whose trafficker had been prosecuted in Sacramento.
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