human trafficking

Cases have been piling up ever since the start of the so-called war on drugs

The threats of international organized crime are increasingly sophisticated, thus the security institutions must be transformed strengthening cooperation ties

Global figures of modern slavery convey that about 25 million people were victims of forced labor while 15 million were victims of forced marriage

South American women were the victims of this organization, which had its base of operations in the State of Mexico

The association aims to prevent human trafficking by cautioning children from an early age

It is necessary to raise awareness about the ways in which traffickers commonly engage their victims

Mexico has long suffered this problem, yet it's only in recent years that more commitments have been made to fight this crime

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OPINION: Educational, economic, social and justice affairs have failed. Even though a solution is not deemed easy nor swift, it has to begin immediately

"If you have trained people at the reception, at the front desk, the cleaners, housekeeping, anyone that works in the hotel, they can easily recognize when someone is in the hotel against their will."