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Top 10 Signs of Child Trafficking in Medical Care
Physicians should be on the look for:
- Bruising, scars, burns, cuts, especially those in non-apparent places.
- Multiple STD or pregnancy tests.
- Fearful, anxious or depressed mood.
- Cash payments, no insurance.
- Malnourished.
- A third party may speak for the patient and not allow them to speak.
- Substance addiction or the appearance of withdrawal symptoms.
- Lying about age.
- Patient transient or no address (or the patient doesn’t know what city he/she is in).
- Tattoo of a name or strange symbol.
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A new report is ensuring human trafficking survivors’ voices are heard.
On Tuesday, the U.S. government released its first-ever report on human trafficking written by survivors.
In the document, 11 survivors of sex and labor trafficking, who were appointed by President Obama to the first U.S. Advisory Council on Human Trafficking in 2015, provide
recommendations on how to improve federal trafficking policies ― ranging from legislation
to public awareness campaigns to victims’ services.
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