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Showing posts with label Human Trafficking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Human Trafficking. Show all posts
1.22.2014

Combating International Human Trafficking

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January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention month, and Regent 2012 graduate Keila Molina works with California's Chair...
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10.24.2013

Regent Law Grad Coordinates Human Trafficking Hearing to Restore Victims

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Keila E. Molina, Esq. (Regent Law 2012), is now the Director of Community Relations, Hispanic Affairs, and Anti-Human Trafficking Efforts f...
6.10.2013

How to Stop Human Trafficking: Expert’s Answer Hits Close to Home

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By guest blogger Elizabeth Oklevitch, Regent University Law School, Candidate for J.D., 2014. I recently watched the documentary, No...
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4.03.2013

Rescuing Women and Children for Family Restoration

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Every day women and children are bought and sold in a human market of insatiable demand. Human sex trafficking is the fastest growing busin...
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7.12.2011

Restoring Juvenile Trafficking Victims in Society and in Families

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As the Oxford group studies in the United Kingdom students are working through course materials on Immigration Policy and Family Law (while ...
10.11.2010

Child Sex Exploitation and the Silence of Our Culture

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Family restoration for children who are victimized by sex trafficking is possible, if victimized innocent children can get legal representat...
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2.03.2010

Mission Assistance Without Legal Counsel Backfires in Family Restoration

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Ten church people, American missionaries to Haiti’s earthquake ravaged families, were trying to help Haitian children find adoptive homes wh...
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9.15.2009

Call to Cease Production of The Onion's Thailand T-Shirt

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Valerie Payne (’09) had been researching, writing and working against the tide of human trafficking that victimizes women and girls for a go...
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