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child sexual exploitation
  • Should I Be Imprisoned To Protect Me From My Rapist? While at the convening of the U.S. Human Rights Network last December I did a pre-release screening of a new documentary co-produced by ECPAT-USA and WITNESS. The video, What I Have Been Through is Not Who I Am, tells the story of Katrina, a formerly sexually exploited teen who was arrested, when she should have been protected. WITNESS January 13, 2012
  • A Rough Cut Screening Example: ECPAT-USA’s Campaign to Protect Exploited Children Every year in communities across the United States, children are bought and sold through a variety of venues including on the streets, through the internet, in hotel rooms, from semi-to-semi at truck stops or through classified ads. WITNESS August 2, 2011