Additional Human Trafficking Charges Filed Against Andrew and Tristan Tate
Andrew and Tristan Tate were recently arrested as part of an investigation into additional charges of human trafficking, including human trafficking of a minor.
The NCOSE Law Center
, along with co-counsel Jillian Roth from Stark & Stark, P.A. and Jenny Flannigan from the law firm Breit Biniazan, currently
represent two alleged victims of Andrew and Tristan Tate
who are named victims and witnesses in the Romanian criminal prosecution of the Tates for human trafficking that was launched in 2022. The Tate brothers have sued these women in Florida state court for their cooperation with Romanian law enforcement.
We stand with the
34 newly identified victims of alleged human trafficking
at the hands of the Tate brothers and their associates. Victims should be empowered to report crimes without retaliation, and we will not stop fighting to protect their right to do so.
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Hidden Wounds: The Mental Health Toll of Surviving Prostitution
“A few months before and after I got out of prostitution, I started having what I now know are panic attacks and I lost the ability to speak. I just couldn't talk, no sound would come, I was shutting down."
This is how one prostitution survivor describes the
extreme trauma that followed her even after leaving the sex trade.
For many who have managed to escape the terrifying grips of prostitution, the battle for freedom, happiness, and peace, is only half won.
Even when threats of gang-rape, degrading sexual acts, choking/strangulation, stalking, and beatings are no longer part of their daily lives, those who have been liberated from the sex trade now face a much more understated threat, one that often prevents them from finding complete liberation –
severe mental health disorders.
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ACTION: Ask Your Legislators to Protect Survivors and Hold Exploiters Accountable!
The Survivor's Model (a.k.a. The Nordic/Equality/Abolition model) is a legislative framework that supports survivors of prostitution while penalizing those who exploit them. If you are a U.S. resident, please sign the quick action below, asking your legislators to pass this model!
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Internet Watch Foundation:
‘Exponential increase in cruelty’ as sextortion scams hit younger victims
New research from the Internet Watch Foundation shows that sextortion is on the rise, and sextorters are targeting increasingly younger kids.
Some key data points:
In the first six months of 2024,
child sexual abuse reports related to sextortion are
up 19%
compared to the same period in 2023.
Victims are getting younger, with a
25% increase in reports involving 14-15 year olds
compared to the previous year. IWF analysts have even seen some children aged between 11 and 13 years old.
While boys still make up the majority of those victimized, there has been a
2,600% increase in reports involving girls.
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ACTION: Ask Your Representatives to Pass the Kids Online Safety Act!
The Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) is the most comprehensive online child protection legislation currently before Congress. It will help combat sextortion and other online dangers facing kids. If you are a US resident, please sign the quick action below, calling for KOSA's passage!
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