The Coercion You Cannot See From the Sidewalk

FRONTLINE's Sex Trafficking in America follows survivors and a Phoenix police unit to show how exploitation actually develops, gradually and often without visible restraint. This piece uses recent trafficking research to explain why coercion is frequently invisible to outside observers, and why the absence of obvious force does not mean the absence of control. It closes by asking what communities owe someone whose captivity does not look like captivity.

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federal judge has ruled that former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Michael Jeffries possesses sufficient cognitive functioning to stand trial on sex-trafficking and interstate-prostitution charges. His attor...

1 Sep 2min

The “Romeo” Grooming Script: The Six-Stage Process Traffickers Use to Turn Romance into Exploitation

Learn the precise six-stage “Romeo” or “Lover Boy” grooming method used by human traffickers to manipulate victims into believing they are in a genuine, loving romantic relationship before transitioni...

3 Mai 4min

Financial Tracking of Human Trafficking Networks: Following the Money to Disrupt Exploitation and Laundering

This episode examines the critical role of financial tracking in identifying and disrupting human trafficking networks, focusing on money laundering methods, suspicious transaction patterns, and asset...

19 Apr 18min