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Labor Trafficking in the United States Part Two: A Survivor’s Perspective

by Elizabeth Ranade Janis | Nov 13, 2018 | Advocacy, Articles, Legal Blog

By: ELIZABETH RANADE JANIS For Harold D’Souza and his family, the complexity of finding and navigating assistance in the criminal justice and social service systems is not an abstraction. In 2003, the D’Souza family arrived in the United States seeking hope and...

Labor Trafficking in the United States Part One: A Hard Truth

by Elizabeth Ranade Janis | Nov 6, 2018 | Advocacy, Articles, Legal Blog

“Every day I think, I could’ve/should’ve done this or that, but I was so scared. You are in a mental prison, and the trafficker knows that you won’t do anything.” -Harold D’Souza, anti-trafficking advocate and labor trafficking survivor By: ELIZABETH RANADE JANIS...

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