Youth who were being sex trafficked and exploited before COVID are at even greater risk as we shelter in place. Their traffickers are making less money, and victims are more at risk of not only violence from their exploiters – but also of being forced into continuing unsafe interactions to make them money.

Collective Liberty CEO Rochelle Keyhan shares her experience as a former prosecutor, and what needs to be done to keep victims and survivors safe while stopping traffickers. Read her op-ed in the 3/28 Saturday print edition of The Dallas Morning News at the link below.

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