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Court Rules Consistently with HTI Amicus on Sentencing Guidelines for Traffickers

Court Rules Consistently with HTI Amicus on Sentencing Guidelines for Traffickers

by Emma Ecker | Aug 18, 2021 | Our Stories, U.S. Updates

On August 9, 2021, a federal appeals court agreed with HTI’s recommendations submitted last year in an amicus curiae (or “friend of the court”) brief, or a legal document providing third-party assistance and background to the court. The Eleventh Circuit Court of...
On This Day in History: Uganda Passed the Prevention of Trafficking in Persons Act

On This Day in History: Uganda Passed the Prevention of Trafficking in Persons Act

by Taylor King | Oct 23, 2019 | Articles, Legal Blog, Policy & Legislation

By: TAYLOR KING Ten years ago today – October 23, 2009 – Uganda authorized their Prevention of Trafficking in Persons Act (PTIP). This act prohibited all forms of human trafficking and prescribed punishments up to life in prison. Passage of this act was nearly 10...
Judicial Law Clerk Presents at International Conference

Judicial Law Clerk Presents at International Conference

by Cherisse Francis | Aug 28, 2019 | Our Stories, Stories from the Field

By: CHERISSE FRANCIS Last month, Cherisse Francis, the Judicial Law Clerk to the designated TIP justice of Belize, attended the International Association of Women Judges (IAWJ) Regional Conference on combatting Trafficking in Persons. The conference was an important...
Georgetown Law Human Rights Conference Features Richmond as Speaker on Trafficking in Persons Panel

Georgetown Law Human Rights Conference Features Richmond as Speaker on Trafficking in Persons Panel

by Jonathan Roberts | May 15, 2018 | Our Stories

By: JONATHAN ROBERTS WASHINGTON, DC – Human rights professionals convened at Georgetown University Law Center for the annual Samuel Dash Conference on Human Rights. The theme of this year’s conference was “Defending Woman’s Human Rights: Achievements, Obstacles...
Ugandan TIP Training Concludes with Call for Trauma-Informed Approach

Ugandan TIP Training Concludes with Call for Trauma-Informed Approach

by Jonathan Roberts | Mar 30, 2018 | Our Stories, Stories from the Field

By: JONATHAN ROBERTS There is reason for continued optimism in the fight against human trafficking in Uganda. The Honorable The Chief Justice of Uganda Bart M. Katureebe called together more than 140 high-level judicial officers, prosecutors, law enforcement, and...
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