human trafficking

Human trafficking awareness and prevention was the focus of a community discussion last Thursday at Eugene’s Hult Center. Among those attending were advocates for Missing and Murdered Indigenous People.

Since 2002, the state’s safe surrender law has let parents legally drop off babies for up to 30 days after their birth. Starting in January, that’ll increase to 60 days.

Bar and restaurant employees in Oregon will be required to report suspected sex trafficking when a new law takes effect January 1st.

Two runaway girls have been returned to Eugene after police foiled what is being investigated as human trafficking. As KLCC’s Tiffany Eckert reports, the…

Activists against human trafficking in the Eugene-Springfield area are holding a series of events this month to spread awareness of the problem. KLCC’s…