P.R.R.R.

Prevent, Rescue, Restore and Reintegrate

Our primary focus at Amending Sexual Exploitation is to “P.R.R.R” through Prevention, Rescue, Restoration and Reintegration we help survivors take back their lives.

Prevent: Preventing sexual exploitation and sex trafficking is done through education and addressing the needs of the community. It is essential for communities to understand the different approaches that sex traffickers use to manipulate children, women, and men. The never-ending cycle of selling and buying a sexual exploitation individual is never okay, which why it is vital to educate communities about sexual exploitation.

Rescue: By working alongside law enforcement officials, we hope to rescue victims of sexual exploitation.

Restore: The adverse effects victims of sexual exploitation withstand are deep-seated, which is why it is vital to provide love, care, and stability for each victim.

Reintegrate: For a more significant percentage of victims, the road to recovery takes years or in some cases a lifetime, which is why the reintegration program is essential for the development of survivors. The reintegration program is designed to aid victims during their recovery process by providing a safe environment, teaching marketable skills, and employment opportunities. The overall goal is to equipped survivors in anyway them may need to increases their chances for a successful life.

If and only if, survivors and/or victims of sexual exploitation wish to prosecute their perpetrators in the court of law, will the legal staff step in to take legal action against the wrongdoer. 

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Resources

While we wish we could help every victim of sexual exploitation, we simply do not have the means and resources necessary to do so.

However, other non-profit organizations hold similar values, and we encourage you to reach out to other organizations if you feel as though Amending Sexual Exploitation does not fit your individual needs.

We want nothing more than to aid you or your loved one towards recovery, and we pride ourselves on assisting the needs of others, even if that means putting you in contact with other organizations.

Together we are all fighting to end sexual exploitation.

Link to PDF: Amending Sexual Exploitation PDF

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As the fastest growing illegal business in the world, human trafficking has profound influences here in the United States. Through sympathetic understanding and awareness, both socially & legally, the average American can positively impact what has become the worst human right violation, slavery. Ryan Brooks is a third-year law student at Rutgers School of Law – Newark.

His academic focus, both as an undergraduate and law student, has been international law, legal and political theory, and global policy. Ryan recently worked for the Rutgers International Human Rights Clinic, with a specific focus on issues pertaining to human trafficking. Mr. Brooks is currently pursuing positions as an international legal consultant. He is currently a J.D.Candidate at Rutgers School of Law-Newark. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx

Follow Link to View Ryan Brooks Full-Length Speech

Thorn: Why This Matters

According to Thorn’s website, their mission is to “partner across the tech industry, government and NGOs and leverage technology to combat predatory behavior, rescue victims, and protect vulnerable children.” Ashton describes Thorn “as an organization with a mission to drive tech innovation in the fight against trafficking.”

The site also lists 20 members of what it calls The Thorn Technology Task Force,
“comprised of technology companies that lend their knowledge, time and resources to the work that they do. Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, and Adobe are listed among the names who are helping Thorn’s cause.”

While sex trafficking is a worldwide issue, what many don’t know is that it is only made worse by pornography. Many trafficking victims are filmed and forced to be on camera, and the result usually ends up online.

Related: The New App That Helps You Fight Human Trafficking While You Travel

Also, check out Ashton Kutcher Speech on Human Trafficking Before Congress.

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