This map represents the major trafficking flows around the world. One fascinating data point: There’s very little human trafficking of South Americans to North America. The report also includes some ...

The main cocaine trafficking flows remain from the Andean countries in South America to North America, but also from the ...

This map originated with an article published in the April 4, 2019, edition of the Mount Vernon (Ohio) News. It doesn't actually chart the specific locations in the U.S. where human trafficking ...

A photo of a map on a newspaper doesn't show what the original poster claims it shows. A Facebook post sharing a photo of a newspaper with a map framed as human trafficking hotspots has resurfaced.

A photo of a map on a newspaper doesn't show what the original poster claims it shows. A Facebook post sharing a photo of a newspaper with a map framed as human trafficking hotspots has resurfaced.

The United States is again ranked as one of the worst countries in the world for human trafficking. According to a recently released report by the State Department, the top three nations of origin ...

A photo of a map on a newspaper doesn't show what the original poster claims it shows. A Facebook post sharing a photo of a newspaper with a map framed as human trafficking hotspots has resurfaced.

A Facebook post sharing a photo of a newspaper with a map framed as human trafficking hotspots has resurfaced. The VERIFY team checks if its claims are true. Skip Navigation.

A Facebook post sharing a photo of a newspaper article with a map framed as human trafficking hotspots has resurfaced into the spotlight. The post is from April of 2019, but has appeared again ...

A photo of a map on a newspaper doesn't show what the original poster claims it shows. A Facebook post sharing a photo of a newspaper with a map framed as human trafficking hotspots has resurfaced.

A Facebook post sharing a photo of a newspaper article with a map framed as human trafficking hotspots has resurfaced into the spotlight. The post is from April of 2019, but has appeared again ...