Exploitation: Is it Ever Acceptable?

August 5, 2016 by Chief Navigator

It seems a ridiculous question to ask but when you’ve studied behavior over years and collected enough data to reveal that with certain professionals, it is acceptable to exploit a situation, a family and even a child, this question should be front and center.

We now know, thanks to law enforcement, non-profit organizations, agencies, legislators and news media, that human trafficking is a major problem. Visit here and watch this video to learn more.

The Blue Campaign video says it like it is; this is about exploitation of those who are vulnerable, and it is never acceptable, and we are all needed to stop this curse in its tracks.

Filed Under: Assault Victims, Atlanta News, Child Abuse Response & Prevention, Child Sexual Abuse, Children as Pawns, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Deprivation, CLAWS Civil Litigation to Stop Trafficking, Domestic Violence, GAL Misconduct, Jailed for Fighting for Children, On Behalf of Children, Sex Trafficking Tagged With: Child custody evaluators, Child Sexual Abuse, child trafficking, Department of Homeland Security, DHS, Family Court, Guardian ad litem, Human Trafficking, Juvenile Court, Protect Children, Safe Harbor Yes, Sex Trafficking

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