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HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN THE NEWS: JULY 21 - 27
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Here is your weekly roundup of human trafficking stories in the news. We hope to highlight the good work that U.S. law enforcement and citizens are doing to fight human trafficking across the country. O.U.R. was not involved unless specified. 

Volunteers gather downtown to warn of spikes in human trafficking

Hundreds of volunteers from various anti-trafficking organizations, including O.U.R. volunteers, gathered in San Diego last week to spread awareness about human trafficking. These volunteers set up booths outside during San Diego Comic Con to educate the crowd about the warning signs of trafficking. 

Oklahoma man found guilty of child sex trafficking

Before his arrest, Germaine Coulter, Sr. was forcing teenage high school students to participate in commercial sex work. He allegedly told one minor that in turn for successfully making $1,000 per day, he would buy her a car and apartment once she turned 18. He was found guilty on two counts on Monday. 

INTERVIEW – Ecuador to launch new anti-human trafficking plan – official

To help more victims of sexual and labor exploitation, Ecuador is planning on launching a new prevention and assistance plan. In Ecuador, many people are forced into trafficking by family or people they know. The plan specifically targets the unique issues that Ecuador faces. 

Flight attendants reveal how they spot victims of human trafficking

5 flight attendants gave Business Insider an inside look into what warning signs of trafficking they look for on the plane. These warning signs can be helpful for everyone to look for while traveling! 
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