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<strong>Trafficking</strong> in <strong>Persons</strong> symposium Goal 3: Enhance identification, prevention and intervention efforts through Subject Matter Expert interaction and collaboration. Objective 1: Develop a victim profile Objective 2: Develop characteristics of the offender/victim relationship Objective 3: Develop a list of risk characteristics Objective 4: Develop an offender profile Objective 5: Examine best practices for victim and offender interviewing Objective 6: Explore the unique characteristics of trafficking victims Objective 7: Discuss supply and demand aspects of trafficking Objective 8: Evaluate jurisdiction & legal issues Objective 9: Explore labor trafficking investigations Objective 10: Assess trafficking prosecution at the federal and state level Objective 11: Discuss sex trafficking investigations Objective 12: Examine the legal barriers to prosecution at the state and federal level Goal 4: Identify barriers to identification, investigation and prosecution. Objective 1: Discuss barriers to identifying victims and develop recommendations for addressing those obstacles Objective 2: Discuss barriers to identifying offenders and develop recommendations for addressing those obstacles Objective 3: Expand upon this discussion and outline a general approach to victim interviewing Objective 4: Create recommendations for engaging victims in the criminal justice process Objective 5: Flesh out effective techniques for addressing the demand for trafficking victims Objective 6: Outline suggestions for addressing jurisdiction issues Objective 7: Develop recommendations for effective labor trafficking investigations Objective 8: Develop recommendations for increasing trafficking prosecution Objective 9: Develop recommendations for effective sex trafficking investigations Objective 10: Outline suggestions for removing legal barriers and creating uniform legislation across states 10
FINAL REPORT Goal 5: Determine best practices in victim services and uncover barriers to successful restoration. Objective 1: Discuss trafficking interventions Objective 2: Explore the benefits and consequences of decriminalization Objective 3: Discuss and evaluate obstacles to placement after rescue Objective 4: Assess survivor needs Objective 5: Assess obstacles to survivor restoration and reintegration Objective 6: Explore federal, state, tribal and local resources for domestic and international victims Objective 7: Discuss and evaluate aftercare services Objective 8: Discuss public awareness of issue Objective 9: Develop recommendations for effective interventions Objective 10: Outline policy recommendations for dealing with unintended consequences Objective 11: Develop recommendations for streamlining placement and accessing services Objective 12: Outline survivor services in ranked order of importance Objective 13: Outline strategies for promoting recovery and restoration Objective 14: Identify service and treatment resources for child trafficking cases Objective 15: Develop list of effective aftercare programs and gaps in services Objective 16: Outline ways to educate and involve public in the response to trafficking Goal 6: Develop ways to combat trafficking and exploitation through enhanced training, cross-border/ jurisdictional coordination, and public involvement. Objective 1: Develop learning objectives for identifying child trafficking victims Objective 2: Develop learning objectives for recognizing traffickers’ techniques of control Objective 3: Develop learning objectives for recognizing individuals at risk for exploitation Objective 4: Develop learning objectives for identifying child trafficking perpetrators Objective 5: Develop learning objectives for interviewing trafficking victims and offenders Objective 6: Develop learning objectives for engaging victims Objective 7: Develop learning objectives for recognizing demand for trafficking victims Objective 8: Develop learning objectives for streamlining the judicial process Objective 9: Develop learning objectives for labor trafficking investigators Objective 10: Develop learning objectives for improving prosecution numbers and success 11
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UNODC, ―Anti-human trafficking ma
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Coalition to Abolish Slavery & Traf
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