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Former Wrestler Found Guilty on Human Trafficking Charges in Georgia
A federal jury returned guilty verdicts against former professional wrestler Harrison Norris Jr.

Victim in Trafficking Case Details Ex-wrestler's Control over Women
Strung out on drugs and reeling from the death of her daughter, Lexi thought she had hit rock bottom in that Cobb County, Georgia extended-stay hotel.

Defendant Found Guilty in a Human Trafficking Case in Connecticut, USA
A federal jury in Hartford, Connecticut found Dennis Paris guilty tday for his role in the operation of a sex-trafficking ring.

50 Year Old Anti-Slavery Law Used in Thailand to Combat Human Trafficking
After treating the 13-year-old girl like a slave, and beating her for a whole year, it was her abusive boss's last act of cruelty that saved the girl's life.

Cambodia: NGO for Children and Women's Human Rights Seeks Info
Legal Support for Children and Women (hereafter LSCW) was founded following a year of research and analysis on particular conditions afflicting children and women in Cambodian society.

Bali Process Meeting Brisbane, Australia 7-8 June 2004
Senior Officials' Meeting of the Bali Ministerial Conference on People Smuggling and Human Trafficking (Bali Process) was held in Brisbane, Australia on 7-8 June 2004.

Thailand's Northern Provinces Set Up Network Against Human Trafficking1
Communities in 16 provinces of Thailand's northern region are setting up a network to help prevent and address the problem of human trafficking.

Subcommittee Approves Trafficking Reauthorization and Expansion
On March 10, the House International Relations Subcommittee on Africa, Global Human Rights and International Operations approved, by voice vote, a bill (H.R.

US Legislators Introduce Sex Trafficking Bill to Congress1
The End Demand for Sex Trafficking Act of 2005 introduced by U.S.

Australian Government Announces Major Package to Combat People Trafficking
On October 13, 2003, the Australian Government showed its commitment to combating trafficking in people by allocating more than AU$20 million over four years for a major package of measures to combat this growing form of transnational organized crime.