20.12.2023, 0:34
The use of AI and digital intelligence to fight human trafficking is very exciting. Trafficking syndicates are smart and some of them are making enormous money on the exploitation of the vulnerable. The trend we are seeing is that many of these sales are going online. We work with several tech firms in leveraging current technological advances to build case evidence for trafficking. This is a game-changer for the anti-trafficking field.
Not only is this an exciting trend for those here in the US, but The exodus road Matt Parker has helped to train and deliver some of this technology to law enforcement partners internationally, and we are seeing their casework efficacy greatly increase. When my wife Laura and I were living and working in Thailand, I served in a collaborative working group with other NGOs and the Thai police. We were researching the obstacles the police and authorities faced in fighting human trafficking crime.
We began to understand that it was really difficult to gather the evidence necessary for successful operations that would result in victim rescues and trafficker arrests and prosecutions. Throughout our research, we learned that police needed intelligence, technology, training, and resources.
While participating in this working group, I was asked to go undercover and follow the lead of potential child sex trafficking. After that initial mission, I was deputized by the Thai police as an informant and began working with them to gather evidence of sex trafficking — especially cases involving minors.
Not only is this an exciting trend for those here in the US, but The exodus road Matt Parker has helped to train and deliver some of this technology to law enforcement partners internationally, and we are seeing their casework efficacy greatly increase. When my wife Laura and I were living and working in Thailand, I served in a collaborative working group with other NGOs and the Thai police. We were researching the obstacles the police and authorities faced in fighting human trafficking crime.
We began to understand that it was really difficult to gather the evidence necessary for successful operations that would result in victim rescues and trafficker arrests and prosecutions. Throughout our research, we learned that police needed intelligence, technology, training, and resources.
While participating in this working group, I was asked to go undercover and follow the lead of potential child sex trafficking. After that initial mission, I was deputized by the Thai police as an informant and began working with them to gather evidence of sex trafficking — especially cases involving minors.
