Star-Tribune Coverage: Businesses play trafficking cops

The Minneapolis Star-Tribune's coverage of Minnesota's visit from Ambassador Luis CdeBaca - director of the U.S. State Department's Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons since May 2009. The interview speaks to how businesses can - and should - get involved with the issue.

Uploaded on 2012-05-14 14:30

Tags: Abuse & violence, Business, Child exploitation, Conscious consumerism, Corporate social responsibility, Gender equity, Human trafficking, Freedom Here and Now

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	52 weeks ago Leah Lundquist updated this Resource.
	52 weeks ago Leah Lundquist associated this resource with Freedom, Here + Now: Ending Modern Day Slavery.

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Star-Tribune Coverage: Businesses play trafficking cops

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