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Fighting Slavery a Bipartisan Priority in 2016 Election

Fighting Slavery a Bipartisan Priority in 2016 Election

Posted by Terry FitzPatrick on August 2, 2016

The Democratic and Republican conventions are over, and the 2016 general election campaign is now underway. Party officials at both conventions included planks on human trafficking in their 2016 platforms. Here’s the official language from each:

2016 Democratic Party Platform

Protect Our Values | Trafficking and Modern Slavery

“We will stop the scourge of human trafficking and modern slavery of men, women, boys, and girls. We will use the full force of the law against those who engage in modern-day forms read more >

Make the Next President a Great Emancipator!

Posted by Terry FitzPatrick on March 29, 2016

We need your help to make modern slavery a presidential campaign issue. With tens of millions enslaved worldwide, it’s critical that the next U.S. president make fighting slavery a priority.

Today, the anti-slavery movement is launching the Generation Freedom campaign. The goal: get Hillary Clinton, Ted Cruz, John Kasich, Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump to commit to spending $3 billion a year, if elected, to fight human trafficking inside the U.S. and around the world.

That might seem like a lot. But read more >

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