The Realities of Human Trafficking in Cook County

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COMMISSION ON WOMEN’S ISSUES2006-2007Peggy A. Montes, ChairpersonLaura BartellDr. Beverly Jean BennettDr. Frances CarrollTrina JanesPamela M. JeanesBeth LaceyDeborah LopezDr. Jodi MartinezMary MorrisGail H. MorseAlderman Ginger RugaiLinda Wilkins SiegelHon. Dolores StephanHon. Joanne TrapaniFor more information or additional copies contact:Dr. Eva MikaCook County Commission on Women’s Issues69 West Washington Street, Suite 3040Chicago, IL 60602312-603-1104 (voice)312-603-9988 (fax)312-603-1101 (TTY)www.cookcountygov.com (follow links to Women’s Commission)
Cook County Commission on Women’s IssuesTABLE OF CONTENTSIntroduction 2Key Findings: What is Human Trafficking? 3Scope of the Problem 4Who is Trafficked? 5Who are the Traffickers? 7Barriers to Intervention 9Solutions/Interventions 11Coalitions 12Recommendations 14ACKNOWLEDGMENTSThe Commission on Women’s Issues would like to thank those individuals whohave contributed to this report. Thanks to Dr. Eva Mika, Research Associate of theCommission, for the research, organization and writing that produced this report.Thanks also to the speakers for their input at the hearing, taking time to review drafts ofthis report, and for all the work they do to stop the exploitation of women and children.
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