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Sophia Fisher, executive director of Stop the Demand Project, says human trafficking is the fastest-growing crime in the world. Pictured: Women sit inside a karaoke bar in Thailands southern province of Narathiwat during a November 2018 police raid against prostitution and human trafficking. (Photo: Madaree Tohlala/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images) Human trafficking is the fastest-growing crime in the world, but too few people are talking about it, says Sophia Fisher, executive director at St...

Demand Project Hosts Human Trafficking Prevention, Education Event The Demand Project is hosting its annual event Thursday and Friday teaching about what signs to look for in a sex exploitation situation. It is being held at the Owasso Tulsa Tech Campus. This is the fifth year of The Demand Project’s two-day “Beyond Awareness Summit” event that teaches the community and other law enforcement members what to look for in human trafficking schemes, online child predator techniques, and more...

Vanguard News NABTEB inspects Yabatech’s NSQF training centres On By Elizabeth Osayande OFFICIALS of the National Business and Technical Examination Board (NABTEB) have inspected several workplaces in Computer Village, Ikeja, Lagos, that will serve as Yabatech Training Centres for mobile phones and computer hardware repairs and maintenance under the National Skills Qualification Framework (NSQF). The upgrading and inspection of the workplace centers was sponsored by Yabatech in collaboration...