We at Counter Trafficking Alliance spent the last TWO YEARS investigating the NATIONAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING HOTLINE after getting tipped off by multiple ministries... the results will shock you..countertraffickingalliance.cβ¦
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The National Human Trafficking Hotline even bears criticism FROM THEIR OWN FORMER/CURRENT EMPLOYEES!!! Read the grievances here: countertraffickingalliance.cβ¦
Testimonies about the NHTH:One caller gave us testimony about her waiting on the line for over 40 minutes with a young lady she recently rescued, looking for resources. Read her full story here: countertraffickingalliance.cβ¦
The National Association of Attorneys General brought to light that crime tips were not being shared with LawEnforcement for human trafficking cases through the NHTH. Since then a bipartisan bill was raised to enforce that this happens. What we discovered necessitates more action
We at CTA are heavy hearted learning that the NATIONAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING HOTLINE has failed to sufficiently report crime tips to law enforcement. On February 27, 2023 36 Attorneys General sent a signed a bipartisan letter to congressional leadership, illustrating their concern.
This tax-funded hotline is authorized $3.5 million annually by Congress, each fiscal year from January 2023 through Federal Fiscal Year 2028. Our research shows the HHS funded them superceding this time frame.
Counter Trafficking Alliance is thankful for the bipartisan teamwork, between these 36 Attorney Generals, to bring this alarming issue to Congress. This, however, means that there is much more work to do, and to correct in combating trafficking.