Human trafficking
Community Corner: Bay Area Nonprofit Celebrates Trafficking Survivors
Freedom House, a locally based nonprofit, has been invested in rebuilding the lives of trafficking victims one by one for the past three years.
Giants’ Affeldt Lends Name, Passion To Fight Against Human Trafficking
A man usually most recognizable on the pitcher’s mound in his San Francisco Giants uniform is increasingly being identified with an international movement to end the epidemic of human trafficking.
2 Arrested In SF After Attempt To Recruit Underage Girl Into Sex Trafficking
Two men were arrested at Lands End in San Francisco on Monday after one allegedly tried to recruit an underage girl into sex trafficking, police said.
14 Arrested In San Jose Prostitution Sting; 16-Year-Old Girl Rescued
San Jose police arrested 14 people in two prostitution stings last week and rescued a 16-year-old girl who said she started working as a prostitute at age 11, a police spokesman said Tuesday.
San Francisco DA Launches Campaign To Fight Youth Human Trafficking
A partnership agreement was signed Thursday by San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon and leaders of local community organizations dedicated to ending youth human trafficking.
3 Illegal Immigrants Charged With Running NorCal Brothels
Federal authorities say three illegal immigrants have been charged with operating five Central Valley brothels that used other illegal immigrants as prostitutes.
SF Judge To Hear Motion To Block Sex Offender Internet Disclosure Requirement
A federal judge will hear arguments in San Francisco Monday morning on a motion to block a voter initiative’s requirement that California’s 73,000 registered sex offenders must give police a list of their online screen names and Internet service providers.
Federal Judge Halts Part Of California Human Trafficking Measure
A federal judge has blocked part of a voter-approved ballot initiative related to human trafficking.
ACLU Challenges Prop. 35, Human Trafficking Initiative
The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a lawsuit challenging California’s new voter-approved law to boost penalties for those convicted of human trafficking.
California Voters Approve Prop. 35, Boost Human Trafficking Penalties
California will toughen its penalties for human trafficking and its monitoring of sex offenders under an initiative approved Tuesday.


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