Report Finds Flaws in SLC's Handling of Victims of Child Sex Traffickers, New State Law

Aug 28, 2008 by Elizabeth Ziegler

(KCPW News) The trafficking of children for sex is a problem in Salt Lake City, according to a Shared Hope International report released today. The survey of 10 U.S. cities commends Salt Lake City's law enforcement efforts and a new human trafficking law passed this year by the state legislature. But it also highlights deficiencies in the state's treatment of victims and a statutory weakness in the new law. KCPW's Elizabeth Ziegler interviewed Melissa Snow of Shared Hope International about the report:

 

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