Florida’s new reporting system is shining a light on human trafficking in the Sunshine State

The Conversation·Dec 8

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A new reporting system in Florida is providing insight into human trafficking in the state. The system's implementation is part of a broader effort to address crime and support victims' rights. Other issues, including cost of living and environmental concerns, are also being reported on in Florida, but their connection to the new reporting system is unclear.

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